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Nobel prize goes to cell biologist for protein routing
Rockefeller University scientist Guenther Blobel won the 1999 Nobel Prize in medicine for uncovering how proteins are directed to specific cell compartments. His “ZIP code” signals explain protein placement and relate to diseases like cystic fibrosis and kidney stones. Blobel will donate the prize to refurbish a German church, a synagogue, and a historic building in Italy.
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New York
Rockefeller University
Monnday
Guenter Blobel
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Alzhemmer
Blobel
Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Rockefeller
Biotechnology
Danny Schnell
Rutgers University
Schnell
University of Tuebingen
Germany
University of Wisconsin
Oratory of
Ieree
Pre- Germany
Fubine
Discover
Oslo
Norway
Guenter Grass
Alfred Nobel