brief note about making of the …

The making of a scientist is a story of a scientist named Richard H Ebright. This story tells how Ebright became a scientist. After the death of Ebright's father, he was everything for his mother. The mother was his only companion. She took him on trips, brought him telescopes, microscopes, cameras, and other equipments. Ebright used to be a topper in his school. When he was in 2nd grade, he collected all the 25 species of butterflies found around his hometown. His mother gave him the book "The Travels Of Monarch X" so that he won't lose his interest from butterflies. In the county science fair, Richard got to know what real science is. Motivated by Dr. Urquhart, he also worked on why bright spots are found on a Monarch pupa. It led to the discovery of a new hormone which further led to the discovery of an important theory. The theory was about how cells can read the blueprint of its DNA. And at the age of twenty-two, he excited the world with a new theory on how cells work. Richard and his college roommate explained the theory in a scientific journal "Proceedings of the National Academy of Science". For Ebright, his first achievement in science started with butterflies.