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Howard Temin

Howard Martin Temin

American geneticist.

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National Academy of Sciences member ID

National Academy of Sciences Member

Statements about Howard Temin

Sex or Gender

Male

Member Of

Royal Society
 (1988 - )
Subject Has Role
:
Foreign Member of the Royal Society
Start Time
: 1988
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
National Academy of Sciences
 (1974 - )
Subject Has Role
:
Member of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States
Start Time
: 1974
American Philosophical Society
 (1978 - )
Start Time
: 1978

Country of Citizenship

United States

Date of Birth

12/10/1934

Date of Death

2/9/1994

Educated At

California Institute of Technology
Swarthmore College
University of Wisconsin–Madison

Instance Of

Human

Place of Birth

Philadelphia

Occupation

Virologist
Geneticist
Biochemist
Physician
University Teacher

Cause of Death

Lung Cancer

Employer

University of Wisconsin–Madison

Given Name

Howard
Series Ordinal
:1
Martin
Series Ordinal
:2

Manner of Death

Natural Causes

Place of Death

Madison

Field of Work

Genetics
Biology
Virology

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Name in Native Language

Howard Martin Temin

Student Of

Renato Dulbecco

Sibling

Peter Temin

Described by Source

Medvik
Subject Named As
:Temin, Howard M., 1934-1994
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Family Name

Temin

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Award Received

10 items
Leopold Griffuel Prize
 (1972)
Point in Time
: 1972
NAS Award in Molecular Biology
 (1972)
Point in Time
: 1972
Pfizer Award in Enzyme Chemistry
 (1973)
Point in Time
: 1973
Albert Lasker Award for Basic Medical Research
 (1974)
Point in Time
: 1974
Canada Gairdner International Award
 (1974)
Point in Time
: 1974
AACR-G.H.A. Clowes Award for Outstanding Basic Cancer Research
 (1974)
Point in Time
: 1974
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
 (1975)
Together With
:
Renato Dulbecco
Together With
:
David Baltimore
Award Rationale
: for their discoveries concerning the interaction between tumour viruses and the genetic material of the cell
Award Rationale
: för deras upptäckter över tumörvirus samspel med cellens arvsmassa
Point in Time
: 1975
Prize Money
: 210,000 Swedish krona
Doctor Honoris Causa From the Pierre and Marie Curie University
 (1987)
Point in Time
: 1987
Foreign Member of the Royal Society
 (6/30/1988)
Point in Time
: 6/30/1988
National Medal of Science
 (1992)
Point in Time
: 1992

Place of Burial

Forest Hill Cemetery

Interested In

Oncology
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