Biotech Trailblazer William J. Rutter Passes Away at 97
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William J. Rutter, a pioneer in biotechnology and founder of Chiron Corporation, played a key role in developing gene-based medicines, including the first genetically engineered vaccine and treatments for diseases like hepatitis B, HIV, and multiple sclerosis. He passed away at 97 due to cancer complications, leaving a legacy as a founder of the biotech industry and a scientist with over 380 publications and numerous patents.
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William J. Rutter, Biotech Pioneer of Gene-Based Medicine, Dies at 97 The New York Times
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