Finding a cure
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Rudolf Virchow pioneered the cytology and |
Galton invented the fingerprint technique |
founded the eugenics and developed statistic tools |
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Alex Carrel recieved the Nobel Prize in 1912, |
Adrian in 1932, Szent-Györgyi in 1937 for x |
x and Carl Cori in 1947 |
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Charles Best co-discovered the insulin with Banting |
who shared his Nobel Prize with him! Murphy and |
Whipple (check cut by widow) won the ´34 Prize |
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Warburg discovered the respiratory enzyme |
Alphonse Laveran the cause of malaria |
Gullstrand pioneered the dioptrics of the eye (ov) |
and Pasteur became the father of bacteriology |
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Alexander Fleming discovered by mishap |
the antibacterial effects of penicillin in 1928 |
probably still the most life saving discovery |
for which he shared the 1945 Nobel Medicine Prize |
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Nobel 1943 Prize Winners Edward Doisy |
and the dane Henrik Dam and the 1950 |
trio Kendall, Hench and Reichstein |
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major DNA Nobel Prize Lauretees |
Watson, Wilkins and Crick in 1962, |
and Arber, Nathans and Smith in 1978 |
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Wilkins, Watson and Crick revealed |
the DNA structure; Watson, Collins |
and Craig Venter the human genome |
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the 1954 lauretes Weller, Robbins |
and Enders who were awarded for |
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André Cournand recieving his price from HRM 1956 |
and Frederick Robbins who shared it in 1954 |
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John Enders earned his prize in 1954 |
for xx |
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Female Nobel Medicine Prize Winners |
Barbara McClintock, Gertrude Elion |
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an early signed photo of DNA Giant |
James Watson, jointly with a personal |
autograph letter from Maurice Wilkins |
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Nobel Medicine Prize Winners of 1978 |
Hamilton Smith and Werner Arber and the |
1975 "trio" Baltimore, Temin and Dulbecco |
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Nobel Medicine Prize Winners of 1978 |
Hamilton Smith and Werner Arber and the |
1975 "trio" Baltimore, Temin and Dulbecco |
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Female Nobel Medicine Prize Winners |
Barbara McClintock, Gertrude Elion |
and Italian Rita Levi-Montalcini |
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an early signed photo of DNA Giant |
James Watson, jointly with a personal |
autograph letter from Maurice Wilkins |
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the not so intmate DNA mappers |
Craig Venter and Francis Collins |
compteted to map the human genes |
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an early signed photo of DNA Giant |
James Watson, jointly with a personal |
autograph letter from Maurice Wilkins |
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an early signed photo of DNA Giant |
James Watson, jointly with a personal |
autograph letter from Maurice Wilkins |
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Nobel Medicine Prize Winners of 1978 |
Hamilton Smith and Werner Arber and the |
1975 "trio" Baltimore, Temin and Dulbecco |
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major DNA Nobel Prize Lauretees |
Watson, Wilkins and Crick in 1962, |
and Arber, Nathans and Smith in 1978 |
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Wilkins, Watson and Crick revealed |
the DNA structure; Watson, Collins |
and Craig Venter the human genome |
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the not so intmate DNA mappers |
Craig Venter and Francis Collins |
competed to map the human genes |
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Nobel Medicine Prize Winners of 1978 |
Hamilton Smith and Werner Arber and the |
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1967 Medicine Laurete George Wald |
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Nobel Medicine Prize Winner 1968 |
Robert Holley in his lab |
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Female Nobel Medicine Prize Winners |
Barbara McClintock, Gertrude Elion |
Barbara McClintock, Gertrude Elion |
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Female Nobel Medicine Prize Winners |
Barbara McClintock, Gertrude Elion |
and Italian Rita Levi-Montalcini |
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Nobel Medicine Prize Winners of 1978 |
Hamilton Smith and Werner Arber and the |
1975 "trio" Baltimore, Temin and Dulbecco |
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