Was Sidney Altman ever involved in medical research?
No, mostly molecular and cell biology
Yes, significantly
Yes, briefly
Yes, towards the end of his career
Answer
Contrary to the belief that molecular biologist Sidney Altman contributed to medical research, his body of work was primarily focused on biochemistry. He notably earned the 1989 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, recognizing his discoveries concerning "RNA catalysis.
Sidney Altman: A Journey Through Molecular Biology"
or
"The Legacy of Sidney Altman: Exploring the Frontiers of Molecular Biology