Georges J.F. Köhler Biography

Georges J.F. Köhler biography

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NAME: Georges J.F. Köhler
OCCUPATION: Physiologist
BIRTH DATE: April 17, 1946
DEATH DATE: March 01, 1995
EDUCATION: University of Freiburg
PLACE OF BIRTH: Munich, Germany
PLACE OF DEATH: Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany

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Georges Kohler, a German immunologist that won a Nobel Prize, with two other scientists, for his work on a technique to produce monoclonal antibodies.

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Georges Kohler, a German immunologist that won a Nobel Prize, with two other scientists, for his work on a technique to produce monoclonal antibodies. Following his doctoral studies in biology, Kohler began working on developing a pure, uniform, and sensitive protein needed for more better diagnostic procedures.