Who has left the largest impact on biotechnology?

Let's say the powers that be of biotechnology had a giant mountain. And let's say they wanted to commemorate the greatest of all time in the granite. Who'd make it onto the industry's Mount Rushmore?

STAT’s Adam Feuerstein has some ideas.

Two faces that clearly should be set in stone: Genentech’s Art Levinson and Genzyme’s Henri Termeer. Without these two, Kendall Square wouldn’t be the biotech hotbed that it is today. But who else makes the cut? 

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