The concept of recombinant proteins was first developed in 1973 by Peter Lobban and Dale Kaiser. Peter Lobban was a graduate student who worked alongside Kaiser, his professor at Stanford University. Their hypothesis was published in a journal called Enzymatic and laid out the groundwork for how to regenerate new genes within a host cell.
This collection consists of two laboratory notebooks from Peter Lobban when he was a postgraduate student in Department of Biochemistry in the Stanford Medical School.