History of Peter Duesberg

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His early scientific career was remarkable: He isolated the first cancerogenic gene from a virus aged 33, at 36 earned tenure at the [University of California at Berkeley]?, at 49 invited to the [National Academy of Sciences]?. His controversial hypotheses caused dwindling support and withdrawal of funds. Duesberg was forced to fund his research from charitable contributions and to move to Germany

His early scientific career was remarkable: He isolated the first cancerogenic gene from a virus at the age of 33, at 36 earned tenure at the [University of California at Berkeley]?, at 49 invited to the [National Academy of Sciences]?. His controversial hypotheses caused dwindling support and withdrawal of funds. Duesberg was forced to fund his research from charitable contributions and to move to Germany

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