Berg. Paul

BERG, PAUL (1926-). An American molecular biologist who won the Nobel prize for chemistry in 1980 with Frederick Sanger and Walter Gilbert. Berg s research concerned the biochemistry of nucleic add, particularly regarding recombinant DNA, that is combining a molecule DNA s from different species. His Doctorate was attained at Western Reserve, and later he performed research at Stanford University. 

Berg, Paul, and Singer, Maxine (1992). Dealing with Genes The Language of Heredity. Mill Valley, CA University Science Books. 

Anfinsen, Christian Arrhenius, Svante Avery, Oswald Avogadro, Amedeo Baekeland, Leo Balmer, Johann Jakob Bardeen, John Becquerel, Antoine-Henri Berg, Paul... 

The authors would like to thank Dr. Gerald Casperson for review of the manuscript, and Mark Berge, Paul Hermes, and Dr. Sybille Galosy for technical contributions. 

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