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Hi, everyone. I'm Andrea Alfano.

And I'm Brian Stallard. And we're the hosts of

Bays Pares, the podcast about the power of genetic information from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.

The stories we tell involve some big issues that may seem totally unrelated to genetics, like

climate change. We'll tell you how genetic tools could help in the fight against climate change a little

later on in this episode of science talk.

Stay tuned.

I was trying to understand how T-cells worked.

We were in fact to figure out this one thing about this negative regulator.

I had this idea that if we just took that off, you know, maybe it would do a better job of

killing cancer cells. Sure enough, it works. James P. Allison, who was awarded a Nobel Prize

today, along with Tosku Hanjo. Allison was talking to a Nobel Assembly representative on the phone.

This is Scientific American Science Talk. I'm Steve Merski on October 1st, 2018.

Thomas Perlman, Secretary of the Nobel Assembly, made the announcement.

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