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The Albert Lasker Award for Basic Medical Research is one of the prizes awarded by the Lasker Foundation for a fundamental discovery that opens up a new area of biomedical science.[1] The award frequently precedes a Nobel Prize in Medicine; almost 50% of the winners have gone on to win one.
Year | Recipient |
---|---|
1979 | Walter Gilbert |
Frederick Sanger | |
Roger Wolcott Sperry | |
1978 | Hans W. Kosterlitz |
John Hughes | |
Solomon H. Snyder | |
1977 | K. Sune D. Bergström |
Bengt Samuelsson | |
John R. Vane | |
1976 | Rosalyn S. Yalow |
1975 | Roger C.L. Guillemin |
Andrew V. Schally | |
Frank J. Dixon | |
Henry G. Kunkel | |
1974 | Ludwik Gross |
Howard E. Skipper | |
Sol Spiegelman | |
Howard M. Temin | |
1973 | not awarded |
1972 | not awarded |
1971 | Seymour Benzer |
Sydney Brenner | |
Charles Yanofsky | |
1970 | Earl W. Sutherland |
1969 | Bruce Merrifield |
1968 | Marshall W. Nirenberg |
H. Gobind Khorana | |
William F. Windle | |
1967 | Bernard B. Brodie |
1966 | George E. Palade |
1965 | Robert W. Holley |
1964 | Renato Dulbecco |
Harry Rubin (de) | |
1963 | Lyman C. Craig |
1962 | Choh H. Li |
1961 | not awarded |
1960 | M.H.F. Wilkins |
F.H.C. Crick | |
James D. Watson | |
James V. Neel | |
L.S. Penrose | |
Ernst Ruska | |
James Hillier |
Year | Recipient |
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1959 | Albert Coons |
Jules Freund | |
1958 | Peyton Rous |
Theodore Puck | |
Alfred D. Hershey | |
Gerhard Schramm (de) | |
Heinz Fraenkel-Conrat | |
Irvine H. Page | |
1957 | Isaac Starr |
1956 | Karl Meyer |
Francis O. Schmitt | |
1955 | Karl Paul Link |
Carl J. Wiggers | |
1954 | Edwin B. Astwood |
John Franklin Enders | |
Albert Szent-Györgyi | |
1953 | Hans A. Krebs |
Michael Heidelberger | |
George Wald | |
1952 | Frank Macfarlane Burnet |
1951 | Karl Friedrich Meyer |
1950 | George Wells Beadle |
1949 | André Cournand |
William S. Tillett | |
L. Royal Christensen | |
1948 | Vincent du Vigneaud |
Selman Waksman | |
René J. Dubos | |
1947 | Oswald T. Avery |
Homer Smith | |
1946 | Carl Ferdinand Cori |
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