What was the specific focus of Enders' Nobel Prize-winning work?
Genetic sequencing
Vaccine cultures
Blood transfusion
Organ transplants
Answer
Vaccine cultures stood as the crux of John F. Enders' groundbreaking research, earning him the prestigious Nobel Prize. Through meticulous experimentation, he unlocked the secret of cultivating viruses responsible for diseases such as measles, polio, and mumps, directly within laboratory settings, revolutionizing vaccine production and paving the way for countless lives saved and enhanced public health worldwide.
The Enders Game: Unlocking the Legacy of John Franklin Enders, the Father of Modern Vaccines
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