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Nobel Prize in Medicine announced
Posted by Edyta Zielinska
[Entry posted at 8th October 2007 11:47 AM GMT]
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This year's Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine goes to Mario Capecchi , Martin J. Evans and Oliver Smithies for developing the method of gene targeting in mice leading to the "knock out" mice used today as models of human disease.

The trio of scientists received the Lasker award for Medical Research in 2001 for their achievements. Read more about the prize in our daily news report later this morning.




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