Rodney Porter

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Rodney Porter was a British biochemist and Nobel laureate best known for elucidating the chemical structure of antibodies, which profoundly advanced the field of immunology.

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instanceOf Nobel laureate
biochemist
human
immunologist
academicDegree Bachelor of Science
PhD
awardReceived Copley Medal
Gairdner Foundation International Award
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Royal Medal
causeOfDeath road traffic collision
countryOfCitizenship England
United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1917-10-08
dateOfDeath 1985-09-06
educatedAt University of Cambridge
University of Liverpool
employer National Institute for Medical Research
St Mary’s Hospital Medical School
University of Oxford
familyName Porter
fieldOfWork biochemistry
immunology
fullName Rodney Robert Porter
linked to: Rodney Porter
givenName Rodney
hasAcademicAdvisor Frederick Sanger
influenced modern immunology
knownFor elucidation of the chemical structure of antibodies
papain digestion of antibodies
work on immunoglobulins
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Academia Europaea
Royal Society
NobelPrizeCategory Physiology or Medicine
NobelPrizeSharedWith Gerald M. Edelman
NobelPrizeYear 1972
notableStudent Cesar Milstein
linked to: César Milstein
placeOfBirth Lancashire
Newton-le-Willows
placeOfDeath Winchester
positionHeld Whitley Professor of Biochemistry at the University of Oxford
sexOrGender male
studied structure of antibodies
usedMethod enzymatic cleavage of antibodies with papain
workLocation London
linked to: London, England

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Rodney Porter fullName Rodney Robert Porter
linked to: Rodney Porter