Abstract
In this paper, we wish to comment on a recent essay on virus research that was published in The Economist (August 20, 2020). The essay is so well-written and informative that it serves as an excellent example of popularizing science to make it accessible to all segments of an inquiring society. Still, we would like to point out that the paper failed to cover one important area of virus research: the fundamental discoveries achieved by studies of the viruses of higher plants.
Highlights
Based on the above results, Stanley developed a method that produced crystallized particles of the virus and concluded that they were proteins with unusually high nitrogen content (Stanley, 1935)
We wish to comment on a recent essay on virus research that was
We would like to point out that the paper failed to cover one important area of virus research: the fundamental discoveries achieved by studies of the viruses of higher plants
Summary
Based on the above results, Stanley developed a method that produced crystallized particles of the virus and concluded that they were proteins with unusually high nitrogen content (Stanley, 1935). We wish to comment on a recent essay on virus research that was . The essay is so well-written and informative that it serves as an excellent example of popularizing science to make it accessible to all segments of an inquiring society.
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