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The lesson "Making of a Scientist" is written by. The lesson is about a renowned scientist, Richard Ebright, who was a bright yet curious child from the early years of his life. When he was in second grade, he collected 25 species ofin his home town. His mother always supported hisand gave him a book titled "The Travels of Monarch X." The book discussed how monarch butterflies migrate to, piqued his interest in learning more about the species. Soon, he participated in the county science fair and understood that he needed to do something. He continued his efforts until he earned a place in the fair by conducting valid experiments. Later, he attempted to discover the disease produced by a virus that each year virtually killed the majority of monarch . He subsequently presented this experiment at the county science fair, where he won the year's . Ebright then began his scientific investigation into the finding of a mystery insect hormone, which led to the development of a brand-new theory on cell life. As a junior in, he effectively conducted studies and established the molecular structure of hormones. One fine day, while he was checking the X-ray photos of the chemical structure of a hormone, he understood how the cell could 'read' the blueprint of its DNA. To demonstrate how DNA works, Ebright and his college roommate,, drew illustrations and builtof molecules. In addition to scientific work, he took an interest inandand was also a good canoeist and an all-rounder outdoor person. He always had aand to give his best to everything.