François Jacob
1920-
French biochemist who won the 1965 Nobel Prize for contributing to discoveries about the genetic regulation of enzymes. With Elie Wollman he proved that bacteria are able to ...
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Jacob, Lwoff, and Monod are best known for their explanation of gene expression; that is, whether a gene is "on" and its instructions are carried out by the cell's ribosomes, or whether it is "off" an...
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François Jacob made several major contributions to the field of genetics through successful collaborations with other scientists at the famous Pasteur Institute in France. His most noted work i...
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François Jacob made several major contributions to the field of genetics through successful collaborations with other scientists at the famous Pasteur Institute in France. His most noted work i...
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François Jacob made several major contributions to the field of genetics through successful collaborations with other scientists at the famous Pasteur Institute in France. His most noted work i...
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François Jacob was born in June 1920 in Nancy, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France. He intended to be a surgeon, but injuries he sustained during World War II prevented this, and he switched to research...
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François Jacob, Andre Michael Lwoff, and Jacques Lucien Monod
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