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Han visste redan från början att forskningen skulle bli hans melodi. Som nybliven doktorand, på 70-talet, blev Bo Åkerström tilldelad ett litet protein från mänskligt urin. "Undersök proteinet med hjälp av så många metoder som möjligt. Men använd bara relevanta metoder, och sådana som du kan lära dig att utföra helt invändningsfritt, annars blir det omöjligt att tolka resultaten", sa handledaren. Så det gjorde han. Det visade sig så småningom att proteinet, alfa-1-mikroglobulin (A1M), hade alldeles speciella och användbara egenskaper. Användbara bland annat i utvecklingen av läkemedel mot preklampsi (havandeskapsförgiftning). Nuförtiden är Bo Åkerström själv professor - i medicinsk kemi vid Lunds universitet. Lyssna på berättelsen om forskarkarriären där det lilla proteinet A1M hela tiden varit i fokus.
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