Home Multimedia Podcasts THE INVENTOR OF PCR THE INVENTOR OF PCR February 15, 2007 – GEN’s Editor-in-Chief John Sterling interviews the Nobel Prize winning inventor of PCR, Dr. Kary Mullis. /wp-content/uploads/2018/09/gc77_2_15_2007.mp3 DNA typingForensic geneticsGeneticsPolymerase chain reactionResearch and developmentResearch resources Also of Interest Lost Women of Science Receive Overdue Recognition, Inspire Present-Day Scientists Cas12a-Based Diagnostic Test Strips Likened to "PCR in Your Pocket" Measuring the PK of Albumin Formatted Therapeutics Biotech around the World: The Low-Down on the Land Down Under Cellular Time Travel Uncovers Pre-Existing Resistant Cancer States StockWatch: Lilly’s Weighty Q4 Results Impress Investors, Analysts Related Media Genetics in DC: A Report from ASHG Excitement in Oakland: A Report from SynBioBeta Celebrating DNA Day: An Interview with Eric Green on "The State of Genomics" Celebrating DNA: Matthew Cobb's Reflections on the Double Helix Food For Thought: Final Report from the AGBT Ag Meeting Book Review: The Exceptions Related Content Lost Women of Science Receive Overdue Recognition, Inspire Present-Day Scientists Cas12a-Based Diagnostic Test Strips Likened to “PCR in Your Pocket” Measuring the PK of Albumin Formatted Therapeutics Biotech around the World: The Low-Down on the Land Down Under