Seattle scientist among Nobel Prize winners for breakthrough immune research
Seattle's Mary Branco, a senior program manager at the Institute for Systems Biology, is one of three scientists to win the Nobel Prize in Medicine for their decades-old research on the peripheral immune system.
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