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Born September 5, 1939 (age 85) • Nagoya • Japan
Awards And Honors Nobel Prize (1987)
Subjects Of Study B cell • antibody • genetic expression • immune system
Ralph M. Steinman.
Ralph M. Steinman
Canadian immunologist and cell biologist
James P. Allison
American immunologist
Bordet, Jules
Jules Bordet
Belgian bacteriologist
Tasuku Honjo
Japanese immunologist
Bruce A. Beutler.
Bruce A. Beutler
American immunologist
Watson, James
James Watson
American geneticist and biophysicist
Jules Hoffmann
Jules Hoffmann
French immunologist
Günter Blobel
German-American scientist
Elizabeth Blackburn
Elizabeth Blackburn
American molecular biologist and biochemist
Carol W. Greider
Carol W. Greider
American molecular biologist
Phillip A. Sharp, 1993.
Phillip A. Sharp
American physiologist
Niels K. Jerne
Danish immunologist
Severo Ochoa, 1959.
Severo Ochoa
Spanish-American biochemist
Brenner, Sydney
Sydney Brenner
South African-born biologist
Roberts, Richard J.
Richard J. Roberts
British molecular biologist
Ōmura Satoshi
Ōmura Satoshi
Japanese microbiologist
Ehrlich, Paul
Paul Ehrlich
German medical scientist
Torsten Wiesel
Swedish biologist
Karl Landsteiner.
Karl Landsteiner
Austrian immunologist and pathologist
Peter B. Medawar, 1960.
Sir Peter B. Medawar
British zoologist

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Michael Faraday (L) English physicist and chemist (electromagnetism) and John Frederic Daniell (R) British chemist and meteorologist who invented the Daniell cell.
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