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César Milstein

(1927-2002), Molecular biologist

Sitter in 2 portraits
Molecular biologist. In 1958 Milstein travelled from Buenos Aires on a British Council scholarship to study for his PhD at Cambridge University. At Cambridge, Frederick Sanger encouraged Milstein to develop his research in antibodies, the blood proteins involved in immunity. Milstein is best known for producing the first monoclonal antibodies, using a technique developed at the Medical Research Council. Milstein was awarded the 1984 Nobel Prize for physiology and medicine, which he shared with George Köhler and Niels Jerne.

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César Milstein, by Nick Sinclair - NPG P564(17)

César Milstein

by Nick Sinclair
bromide print, 1993
NPG P564(17)

César Milstein, by Anita Corbin and John O'Grady - NPG x132602

César Milstein

by Anita Corbin and John O'Grady
C-type colour print, 1989
NPG x132602

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