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Biographies and autobiographies are important because they provide an account of history, social, cultural, and political developments, or discoveries and inventions, from a personal perspective. This is a review of the memoirs of Robert Lefkowitz ( A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Stockholm , with Randy Hall), who, together with Brian Kobilka, won the 2012 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for studies on G protein–coupled receptors.

Being a small business owner is tough. You often wear several hats and juggle multiple responsibilities while you try to build a successful business. This is especially true for small financial services firms that are subject to rigorous oversight by the U.S. the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) and Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (“FINRA”). In an effort to thrive in the securities industry, these competing demands often overwhelm small broker-dealers (defined as those with fewer than 100 registered representatives) which make up approximately 90% of the registered ...

I was hiking deep in the woods near Czestochowa, Poland, and beginning to worry that our guide had gotten us lost. I was accompanied by my wife Lynn, my cousins Ellen and Judy, and Judy’s husband, Ivan. Supposedly, we were looking for my family’s roots, but I doubted we were going to find them this far out in this forest. I had taken this trip to Poland with Lynn and my cousins because I had been invited to speak at the Polish Academy of Sciences. This invitation had come shortly after I won the Nobel Prize in 2012, and I was excited a few years later to finally be able to make the journe...

GPCR Targeting Monoclonal Antibodies: Using Them to Develop New Drugs Sponsored Content by SartoriusDec 15 2020 First identified in 1986, Guanine nucleotide binding protein (G-protein) coupled receptors (GPCRs) are complex proteins found in cell membranes. A notable characteristic of these proteins is that they pass through the cell membrane a total of seven times, earning them the name ‘seven-pass-transmembrane domain receptors.’ The function and structure of GPCRs were further clarified by Brian Kobilka and Robert Lefkowitz, who were both awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2012. GP...