Berlin: The Nobel Prize in Medicine Goes to Two Germans and One American
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For their research on the targeted change of cells, a Berlin and a Würzburg researcher as well as an American receive the Nobel Prize for Medicine.
This year, the endowment of the Nobel Prize in Medicine has been increased by 9% to the SEK 12 million (US$ 1.2 million) to commemorate the 125 years since they failed for the first time.
For their work on the change of cells, a Berlin and a Würzburg scientist, together with an American, receive the Nobel Prize in Medicine. Awards for physics, chemistry and literature follow.
Two Germans, one of whom is a researcher at the University of Würzburg, receive this year's Nobel Prize in Medicine. A US-American is also honored for research on the targeted change of cells. Their findings are already being used.
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