( 1897–1985), American virologist. With Frederick C. Robbins ( 1916–2003) and Thomas H. Weller ( 1915–2008) he devised a method of growing viruses in tissue cultures which led to the development of vaccines against mumps, polio, and measles. The three scientists shared a Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine in 1954.
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