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| Discovered small pox vaccine (1796) |
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| Discovered Germ Theory of Disease (1st Nobel prize winner) |
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| Discovered Chicken Cholera + Rabies vaccine |
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Emil von Behring and Shibasaburo
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| Coined the term antibodies (1890) |
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| A glycoprotein produced by B cells that interact specifically with antigens (Ag) |
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| Studied macrophages and innate immunity |
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| Discovered double helix structure of DNA |
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| Discovered bacterial transformation |
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| Discovered Waring blender, except with phage |
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| Discovered that replication is semi-conservative |
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| Discovered that one gene codes for one enzyme |
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| Ab-mediated immunity - one of the two branches of the specific immune response. Also known as humoral immunity. Ab are also called Ig (immunoglobulin). |
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| The cells of the immune system originate in the _______ |
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| White blood cells, the cells of the immune system originating in the bone marrow |
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| One branch of WBC production. Produces macrophages and granulocytes |
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| One branch of WBC production. Produces lymphocytes and natural killer cells |
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| The progenitor (parent) cells that the cells of the immune system develop from. |
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