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Nobel Prize Winner Discusses Next Revolution in Immunology

Bruce Beutler, whose work is credited with sparking the “second revolution’’ in immunology, said much more remains to be discovered in regard to research on immunity.

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Bruce Beutler, whose work is credited with sparking the “second revolution’’ in immunology, said much more remains to be discovered in regard to research on immunity. In a Q&A, Beutler, a 2011 Nobel Prize winner and director of the Center for the Genetics of Host Defense at UT Southwestern, discusses his work and other elements of medicine. (Nature)

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