Word: vaccinees
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Tomorrow, following a banquet given by King Gustav VI for all Noble winners, Enders will deliver before the Swedish Royal Academy of Science the Noble Lecture--written by the three men-and required annually of all winners in the field of science. He will tell how three men in a...
"The potentialities of what had happened were, of course, immediately apparent." Enders pointed out. The poliovirus could now be produced in quantity and be sterilized through the method developed to permit mass inoculations the vaccine method was sufficiently developed to permit the mass innoculations against polio last summer.
¶ A lead toward development of a vaccine against measles was reported by famed Virologist John F. Enders (TIME, Nov. 1) of Boston's Children's Medical Center: he thinks he has trapped the elusive measles virus and got it growing in tissue-culture tubes. If this is...
He said he had "very suggestive" evidence that he has isolated and grown the long-sought measles virus. The technique used, he stated, is essentially the same "tissue culture" method that he and his associates developed in paving the way for the Salk polio vaccine.
But the conclusive proof that Enders and his staff at Childrens' Hospital in Boston have isolated--and for the first time grown in a laboratory--the elusive virus will be delayed until Enders returns from receiving his Nobel award in Stockholm in December. He, Dr. Thomas Weller, and Dr. Frederick...