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[Paul Berg with other 1980 Lasker Award winners]
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CAPTION READS: New York, N.Y. . . . Ten Albert Lasker Medical Research Awards winners are shown as they were presented at a press conference at the Hotel St. Regis on Wednesday, November 19.
Five Clinical Award winners won their awards for developing a vaccine against RH disease, which is caused by a blood factor called RH. When there is an incompatibility in the RH blood factors between father and mothers, a baby can be born dead or abnormal, a situation prevented by the vaccine.
The four Lasker Basic Award winners were honored for advancing research in Recombinant DNA--genetic engineering (gene-splicing).
The tenth winner, honored for a monumental study on high blood pressure, is the Heart, Lung, & Blood Institute, represented by its director, Dr. Robert I. Levy.
Picture shows:
FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT--Drs. Berg, Levy, Borman, Finn, Clarke.
SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT--Drs. Cohen, Boyer, Kaiser, Pollack, Freda.
Number of Image Pages:
1 (257,158 Bytes)
Date:
1980-11-19 (November 19, 1980)
Creator:
[Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation]
Source:
Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation--Albert Lasker Awards Archives, 1944-. National Library of Medicine, History of Medicine Division, Modern Manuscripts Collection (MS C 415). Box 2-1.
This image may also be accessed from the Images from the History of Medicine (IHM).
URL: http://wwwihm.nlm.nih.gov/
IHM Order Number: B09591
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This item is in the public domain. It may be used without permission.
Subject:
Medical Subject Headings (MeSH):
Awards and Prizes
Exhibit Category:
Molecular Biology and a Changing Academic Landscape, 1980-present
Unique Identifier:
CDBBLK
Document Type:
Photographic prints
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image/jpeg
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Physical Condition:
Good
Folder: [Selected photographs gathered from the Images from the History of Medicine]
Metadata Last Modified Date:
2008-03-20

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