Talk:Mark L. Nelson

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Taking Credit for Others Work!

Sorry, it was I who figured out the reductive amination chemistry for tetracyclines, his associate laura did nothing more that follow my instructions. Even worse, his chemists said they couldn't do such chemistry and I was actually assaulted by one of them he was so upset I made him look bad, Nelson and his people have slandered and defamed me, preventing me from earning a livelihood as a chemist ever since, falsly accusing me of being violent when I was the victim of violence, the worst part is I made the guy rich, paratek stock went to $500. I also modernized the labs at paratek and the CEO, Tom Biggar told me himself that I had done more to shake things up at paratek than anyone had and the place was on the verge of shutting down because of Nelson. Mark Nelson was fired from Paratek and he was never able to find a job in medicinal chemistry research again. Please reference Doctors Without Borders article "6 things big pharma doesn't want you to know" for affirmation of what I'm talking about. https://www.doctorswithoutborders.org/latest/six-things-big-pharma-doesnt-want-you-know Steve Brackett (talk) 08:29, 29 July 2023 (UTC)[reply]