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He was born in Dunbar, Scotland
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He was born in Euskirchen, in the Cologne district.
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He was born in Munich.
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He was born in Lexington, Kentucky.
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He was born in Vienna.
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He was born in Karlsruhe, Baden.
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He discovered the compound phenylhydrazine.
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He started the Sierra Club, an organization dedicated to preserving wild lands such as Yosemite. This relates to Ecology and Conservation, impacts of humans
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He was born in Koenigsberg, Germany.
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He was born in Hildesheim, Germany.
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He was born in the then Parish of Helsinki.
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Emil Fischer was given this award for his work on sugar and purine syntheses.
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She was born in Hartford, Connecticut.
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He was born in Vienna, Austria.
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He was born in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania.
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He was born on July 22, 1904 in Cheser, Nova Scotia. Both of his parents were phycisians.
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Harlow grew up in Fairfield, Iowa. The second youngest of four brothers.
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He was born in New York City.
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Eduard Buchner was presented this award for his biochemical research and cell-free fermentation.
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She was born in Springdale, Pennsylvania
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He discovered that some traits are sex linked, meaning that it was probably carried on one of the sex chromosomes, and other genes were probably carried on specific chromosomes as well.This deals with genetics and Chromosomes, genes and alleles.
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He was born in London, England.
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August 20, 1913, in Hartford, Connecticut
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He died in Los Angeles, California.
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Richard Willstätter was given this award for his work on plant pigmentations such as chlorophyll. Photosynthesis
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He was born in Northampton, London.
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He was born in Pongaroa, New Zealand.
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He was wounded on August 3, 1917 on the front line and died as a result of those wounds on the 12th.
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He was born in Newton-le-Willows, Lancashire, England.
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He commited suicide in Berlin, Germany.
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He was born in Fort Worth, Texas.
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He was born to Hindu parents in Raipur, now Eastern Pakistan
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He was born in Urbana, Illinois.
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He was born in Uppsala, Sweden.
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Hartline studied the renail action potential using frogs, decerebrate cats and rabbits.
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He was born in Halifax, Yorkshire, England.
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He was born in New York City.
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He was born in Germiston, South Africa.
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He was born in New York City
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He was born in Bahía Blanca, Argentina.
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He was born in Chicago, Illinois.
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He was born in Sidney, Ohio.
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He was born in New York City
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He was born in Vienna, Austria.
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He received the Nobel Prize because of his discovery of human blood groups in 1901. Genetics, chromosomes genes and alleles
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Dr.Wald first identified vitamin A in the retina in the laboratory of Otto Warburg in Berlin-Dahlem.
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He was born in Chabris, France.
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He was born in London, England.
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He was born in Gelsenkirchen, Germany.
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He was born in Verona, Italy.
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He was Born in Los Angeles, California.
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She was born in Nyeri, Kenya.
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He was born in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
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He was born in Stroud, Gloucestershire, England.
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She discovered that genetic material was not stationary and could move to different places along a chromosome. Genetics, chromosomes, genes and alleles
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Lorenz puplished his finding on imprinting in ducks. He is considered one of the fathers of ethology.
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He was born in Stuttgart, Germany.
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He died of a heart attack.
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He was born in Neston in the Wirral, England.
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He spent two years at Cornell University Medical College, where he participated in the first chemical synthesis of penicillin.
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He was born in Riehen, Switzerland.
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He was born in Landsberg, Germany.
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He used X-ray diffraction to help determine the structure of DNA.
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He deid from a ruptured artery after a heart attack.
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He was born in Munich, Germany.
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He was born in Cambridge, England.
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He was born in St. Louis, Missouri.
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He was born in Chicago, Illinios.
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She was born in Paris, France.
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He was born in Washington, D.C.
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He said when certain nerve cells are activated at the same time by a stimulus, they strengthen their physical ties with each other. These changes in the interconnections among nerve cells in the brain allow for learning. Neurology and Behavior, stimuli
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He was born in Norwich, Norfolk, England
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Horvitz began to research programmed cell death by using the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans. cells
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He discovered that Dopamine was a neurotransmitter, which led to the inventiontion of the drug levodopa (L-Dopa) which became the leading drup used for patients with Parkinsons. Nerves, hormones and homeostasis
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He studied the sea slug Apylsia to learn about the connection between synapses and memory. He discovered that weak stimuli change the synapses slightly, which are the basis for short term memory, strong stimuli produce a larger change in the synapses therefore giving way to long term memory. Nerves, hormones and homeostasis
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He discovered the shape of TMV, its sub-units are helically arranged.
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Hans Krebs and Fritz Albert Lipmann received the 1953 Nobel Prize. Krebs discovered the citric acid cycle while Lipmann discovered co-enzyme A. cell respiration and photosynthesis
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James Watson and Francis Crick theorized the structure of DNA. Structure of DNA
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Jerne proposed a theory about the production of antigens that said antibodies are produced early in life so that when an antigen enters the body one of the antibodies can combine with it and destroy it. Defence against infectious disease
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He discovered that the triplets of nucleotide bases that form the genetic code do not overlap along the genetic material. Nucleic acids and proteins
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He experimented with monkeys to determine what was more important, food or comfort. and many times it was comfort over food. Neurobiology and behavior
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He started researching a signaling process called slow synaptic transmission, which helped scientists better understand psychiatric diseases and better medicate them. Neurotransmitters and Synapses
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He was born in Stanford, California.
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He discovered that messenger RNA is needed for protein synthesis and that synthetic messenger RNA preparations can be used to decipher parts of the genetic code.
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He was born in New Haven, CT.
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Francis Crick, James Watson, and Maurice Wilkins recieved the 1962 Nobel Prize in Medicine for their research on nucliec acids and its imprtance in living beings. DNA Structure
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She published her book about the environment and pesticides and pollution. Ecology and Conservation, impacts of humans
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She died in Silver Spring, Maryland
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The nucleotide sequence was finished at the end of 1964. It was for this research that he recieved the 1968 Nobel Peace Prize in Medicine.
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The Nobel Prize in Physiology was awarded to Granit because of his study in the field of vision. psychophysics, electrophysiological work, and muscular afferents. Neurobiology and behaviour
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He reiced the 1967 Nobel Piece prize because of his efforts on optical things, like the optic nerve and the effects of different stimulation. Perception of stimuli
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He recieved this award because of his work on vision and the function of Vitamin A. Neurobiology and behaviour
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He won the Nobel Prize for Medicine because of his interest in phosphate esters and nucleic acids.
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He received this Nobel Prize because of his work on DNA, RNA and protein.
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He won the Nobel Prize for his research on nucleotide sequences.
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He discovered cell-division-cycle (CDC) genes, which control that process and if any pauses in the cycle are necessary to repair damaged parts. chromosomes, genes, and alleles
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It theorizes that the body learns to distinguish between its own components and those that are foreign.
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He won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine because of his research with protiens and antibodies. defence against infectious disease
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He received the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1972 because of his research with antibodies.Defence against infectious disease
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He won the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine
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Working together, they discovered how T-cells know when to attack other virus infected cells, it is all in the MHC antigens. Defence against infectious disease
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His network theory said that the immune system is a complex, self-regulating network that can turn itself on or off as needed.
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He finished his research that found that the Human Papilloma Virus caused cervical cancer not the herpes simplex virus.
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They discovered a method of creating cells that produce mass quantities of a certain antibody. Defence against infectious disease
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She introduced this idea to the National Council of Women in order to preserve the environment and help improve the lives of women. The movement is known as the Green Belt Movement. Impacts of humans on the environment
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Neher and Sakmann presented their patch-clamp findings at a scientific gathering.
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He developed a technique using recombinant DNA technology where DNA could be injected into the nucleus of cells, thus increasing the effectiveness of gene transfer. DNA, genes, chromosomes
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They researched HIV and discovered that it was the cause of AIDS.
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Roger Sperry was given this award for all his work on split-brain. He determined that each hemisphere had different functions. Neurobiology and behaviour
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December 6, 1981
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He first isolated cyclin in sea urchins and discovered that it bonded with cyclin-dependent-kinase molecules.
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Barbara McClintock received this award because of her work on mobile genetic elements.
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He died in Fallston, Maryland.
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Niels Jerne, Georges Kohler, and Cesar Milstein were presented this award due to their theories concerning the immune system and monoclonal antibodies. Defence against infectious disease
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He received this award for his development of a method for synthesizing chains of amino acids in any predetermined order. Nucleic Acids and Proteins
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He died in Nova Scotia on August 20, 1985
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He died in Winchester, Hampshire, England.
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He isolated CDK in humans, this gene controls cell cycle events.
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He died in Altenberg, Austria.
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Erwin Neher and Bert Sakmann were given this Nobel Prize for their contributions to the knowledge of single ion channels. Nucleic acids and proteins
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He deid in Stockholm, Sweden.
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He was inaugrated as Vice President and served for eight years.
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April 17, 1994
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He deid in Castillon-du-Gard, France.
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He died in Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany due to an accident.
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Peter Doherty and Rolf Zinkernagel received this award because they discovered things dealing with the specificity of the cell mediated immune defence.
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Arvid Carlsson, Paul Greengard, and Eric Kandel received this award because of their research on signal transduction in the nervous system. Nerves, hormones, and homeostasis
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Leland Hartwell, Tim Hnt, and Sir Paul Nurse recieced this award because of their research on regulators in the cell cycle.
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Sydney Brenner, H. Robert Horvitz, and John E. Sulston were awarded this Nobel Prize because of their contributions to the knowledge of organ development and programmed cell death.
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He died in Cambridge, England because of heart failure.
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Paul Lauterbur and Sir Peter Mansfield received this award for their discoveries concerning magnetic resonance imaging in 1973
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She and the Green Belt Movement received the 2004 Nobel Prize. Ecology and Conservation
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He died due to colon cancer.
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Andrew Fire and Craig Mello received it for their work on RNA interference.
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Roger Kornberg was awarded this because of his work on eukaryotic transcription.Transcription
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He died in Bergen County, NJ of an illness.
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Mario Capecchi, Sir Martin J. Evans, and Oliver Smithies received this award for their work with embryonic stem cells.
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He co-wins the award for his efforts in informing the public about climate change. Ecology and Conservation
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He deid in Urbana, Illinios due to kidney failure.
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Harald vur Hausen, Francoise Barre-Sinoussi, and Luc Montagnier received this award. Hausen for his work with HPV and Barre-Sinoussi and Montagnier for their work with HIV.
