Father of Humira, Greg Winter, Wins 2018 Nobel Prize For Chemistry
Father of Humira, Greg Winter, Wins 2018 Nobel Prize For Chemistry
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The 2018 Nobel Prize for Chemistry was recently jointly awarded to George Winter and two other scientists for their pioneering work in the directed evolution of antibodies, research which led to the development of Humira, the world’s most successful drug.
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The co-creator of the method used to create Humira (adalimumab), AbbVie Inc.’s blockbuster TNF inhibitor and the world’s most successful drug, was awarded the 2018 Nobel Prize for Chemistry. George Winter (along with Frances Arnold and George Smith) was awarded science’s highest honor for his groundbreaking research using phage display for the directed evolution of antibodies to ultimately counteract toxins, cure metastic cancer, and combat autoimmune diseases. Since 2002, Humira has been successfully used to treat a range of diseases, with annual sales expected to reach $21b by 2020.
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