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Biological cell
In 1665, Robert Hooke observed and described the first biological cell thanks to his plants' observations. -
Glycogenic function
In 1855, Claude Bernard discovered the glycogenic function of the liver and the role of pancreatic productions in this process. -
Radioactive elements
In 1903, Marie Cury was the first woman to be receive the Nobel prize in Physics for discovering radioactive elements such as polonium and radium. -
Role of chromosomes
In 1911, Thomas Morgan, an american embryologist and geneticist, discovered the role of chromosomes. His results have shown that chromosomes are the genes' support and therefore have a major role in heredity -
First organ transplant
In 1954, the doctor Murray executed the first organ transplant. This transplant was a kidney transplant.