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Default Canada's top science prize won by researcher who spies on shape-shifting proteins - CBC.ca

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Canada's top science prize won by researcher who spies on shape-shifting proteins
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Lewis Kay, a Toronto researcher who developed a technique to watch microscopic proteins reposition themselves and change their shapes within cells, has won the $1 million Herzberg Gold Medal, Canada's top science prize. Kay, a professor of biochemistry ...
U of T researchers win prestigious NSERC awardsNews@UofT
University of Toronto researcher Lewis Kay wins $1-million science prizeThe Globe and Mail

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