James Watson, the "father of DNA", is particularly looking forward to working with China on genetic technology.

"Father of DNA" James Watson 2 in New York's Long Island, cold spring port laboratory in an interview with Xinhua News Agency, said that genetic technology will bring more good news to mankind, he especially look forward to working with relevant Chinese parties to contribute to this.
, also known as the "Father of DNA," won the 1962 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his work with partners in discovering the double helix structure of DNA.
he told Xinhua that people now pay more attention to health than ever before, and that genetic technology can bring more good news for human health.
, known as the cradle of the world's life sciences and molecular biology, has been home to eight Nobel laureates, where Watson has served as director for nearly 40 years.
and his team have been exploring molecular biology and genetics for decades to promote the diagnosis and treatment of cancer, neurological and other diseases. Dr. Watson, who was nearly 90 in
, says he now has two big aspirations: to work out a cure for cancer, and to make drugs affordable for the average patient.
to help fulfill his wishes, he is working with interested parties to build the "Le Tu Watson Life Science and Technology Center" named after him in the Dapeng New Area in Shenzhen, China.
said he would build the center in line with the Cold Spring Harbor model, set up laboratories to study cancer, genes and other fields, and strive to build a world-class life sciences center with thousands of scientists within five years.
he has started recruiting scientists from all over the world.
He said Shenzhen has the basis to turn his two aspirations into reality, with good air, an excellent investment environment, the necessary facilities and high efficiency, and the key now is to create an atmosphere that attracts life science experts from around the world.
, about 15 Chinese percent of life scientists in major U.S. research institutions are scientists, watson said, noting that the ability to do Chinese.
he wants Chinese scientists to be the backbone of The Technology Center in Shenzhen, where China's strong chemical and pharmaceutical base could facilitate the production of cancer drugs that ordinary people can afford.
father of DNA, who won the Nobel Prize at the age of 34, says he hopes to combine the world's top scientists with China's efficiency to finally end cancer.
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