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1. Nobel Prize Winners
1981–1990
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2. Year: 1981
Torsten Wiesel
Born: 3 June 1924
Age: 93 Years
Country: Sweden
Field: Neurophysiologist
Nobel Prize
For their discoveries concerning
information processing in the visual
system.
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Nobel Prize Winners in Physiology or Medicine

3. Year: 1982
Sune Bergström
Born: 10 January 1916
Died: 15 August 2004
Country: Sweden
Field: Biochemistry
Nobel Prize
For their discoveries concerning
prostaglandins and related biologically
active substances.
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4. Year: 1982
Bengt I. Samuelsson
Born: 21 May 1934
Age: 83 Years
Country: Sweden
Field: Biochemistry
Nobel Prize
For their discoveries concerning
prostaglandins and related biologically
active substances.
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5. Year: 1982
Sir John Vane
Born: 29 March 1927
Died: 19 November 2004
Country: United Kingdom
Field: Pharmacology
Nobel Prize
For their discoveries concerning
prostaglandins and related biologically
active substances.
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Nobel Prize Winners in Physiology or Medicine

6. Year: 1983
Barbara McClintock
Born: 16 June 1902
Died: 2 September 1992
Country: United states
Field: Cytogenetics
Nobel Prize
For her discovery of mobile genetic
elements.
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7. Year: 1984
Niels K. Jerne
Born: 23 December 1911
Died: 7 October 1994
Country: Denmark
Field: Immunology
Nobel Prize
For theories concerning the
specificity in development and control
of the immune system and the
discovery of the principle for
production of monoclonal antibodies.
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8. Year: 1984
Georges Jean Franz Köhler
Born: 17 April 1946
Died: 1 March 1995
Country: West Germany
Field: Medicine
Nobel Prize
For theories concerning the
specificity in development and control
of the immune system and the
discovery of the principle for
production of monoclonal antibodies.
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9. Year: 1984
César Milstein
Born: 8 October 1927
Died: 24 March 2002
Country: Argentina, United Kingdom
Field: Biochemistry
Nobel Prize
For theories concerning the
specificity in development and control
of the immune system and the
discovery of the principle for
production of monoclonal antibodies.
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Nobel Prize Winners in Physiology or Medicine

10. Year: 1985
Michael Brown
Born: 13 April 1941
Age: 76 Years
Country: United States
Field: Biology
Nobel Prize
For their discoveries concerning the
regulation of cholesterol metabolism.
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11. Year: 1985
Joseph Goldstein
Born: 18 April 1940
Age: 77 Years
Country: United States
Field: Biochemistry
Nobel Prize
For their discoveries concerning the
regulation of cholesterol metabolism.
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12. Year: 1986
Stanley Cohen
Born: 17 November 1922
Age: 94 Years
Country: United States
Field: Biochemistry
Nobel Prize
For their discoveries of growth
factors.
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13. Year: 1986
Rita Levi-Montalcini
Born: 22 April 1909
Died: 30 December 2012
Country: Italy
Field: Neurology
Nobel Prize
For their discoveries of growth
factors.
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Nobel Prize Winners in Physiology or Medicine

14. Year: 1987
Susumu Tonegawa
Born: 5 September 1939
Age: 77 Years
Country: Japan
Field: Genetics, Immunology,
Neuroscience
Nobel Prize
For his discovery of the genetic
principle for generation of antibody
diversity.
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Nobel Prize Winners in Physiology or Medicine

15. Year: 1988
Sir James Black
Born: 14 June 1924
Died: 22 March 2010
Country: United Kingdom
Field: Pharmacology
Nobel Prize
For their discoveries of important
principles for drug treatment.
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16. Year: 1988
Gertrude Elion
Born: 23 January 1918
Died: 21 February 1999
Country: United States
Field: Medicine
Nobel Prize
For their discoveries of important
principles for drug treatment.
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17. Year: 1988
George Hitchings
Born: 18 April 1905
Died: 27 February 1998
Country: United States
Field: Purine Metabolism
Nobel Prize
For their discoveries of important
principles for drug treatment.
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Nobel Prize Winners in Physiology or Medicine

18. Year: 1989
J. Michael Bishop
Born: 22 February 1936
Age: 81 Years
Country: United States
Field: Virology
Nobel Prize
For their discovery of the cellular
origin of retroviral oncogenes.
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19. Year: 1989
Harold Varmus
Born: 18 December 1939
Age: 77 Years
Country: United States
Field: Cancer Biology
Nobel Prize
For their discovery of the cellular
origin of retroviral oncogenes.
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20. Year: 1990
Joseph Murray
Born: 1 April 1919
Died: 26 November 2012
Country: United States
Field: Plastic Surgery, Reconstructive
Surgery, Transplantation
Nobel Prize
For their discoveries concerning
organ and cell transplantation in the
treatment of human disease.
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21. Year: 1990
E. Donnall Thomas
Born: 15 March 1920
Died: 20 October 2012
Country: United States
Field: Medicine
Nobel Prize
For their discoveries concerning
organ and cell transplantation in the
treatment of human disease.
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Nobel Prize Winners in Physiology or Medicine

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