Peter Kwong didn't really take to high school in the Chicago suburbs. "I was 16," he says. "I was a sophomore. And I decided that I'd had enough. So I took off." His sister Ann Kwong, a virologist at Vertex Pharmaceuticals in Cambridge, Mass., recalls that he was extremely bored by his classes. "The schools did not know what to do with him."
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High school dropout Peter Kwong has solved the structures of some of nature's toughest proteins.
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