FTP, name this man, whose method for selectively multiplying and mass-producing specific DNA segments in just hours, better known as the polymerase chain reaction, won him the 1993 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
In 1993, this scientist shocked his audience by announcing that he believed that AIDS was not caused by HIV, but by a massive overload of typically irrelevant viruses working in tandem to destabilize the immune system.  Furthermore, he devoted a section of his book, Dancing Naked in the Mind Field, to this notion.  Part of his suspicion may come from his mistrust toward large sums of money being pumped into medical research, perhaps because his own discovery garnered him only $10,000 while Hoffman-LaRouche paid $300 million for the patent.  FTP, name this man, whose method for selectively multiplying and mass-producing specific DNA segments in just hours, better known as the polymerase chain reaction, won him the 1993 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
In 1993, this scientist shocked his audience by announcing that he believed that AIDS was not caused by HIV, but by a massive overload of typically irrelevant viruses working in tandem to destabilize the immune system.  
Kary Mullis