81. Milstein, César Search Biographies Bio search tips milstein, César. milstein, César 19272002 in medical treatments to neutralize bacterial toxins. In 1984, milstein (with Köhler and Niels K http://www.infoplease.com/cgi-bin/id/A0833249

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85. César Milstein 1927-2002 César milstein 19272002. It was at this stage that, following the advice of FredSanger, milstein changed his field of study from enzymes to antibodies. http://www2.mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk/Cesar_Milstein.html

Milstein himself made many major contributions to improvements and developments in monoclonal antibody technology - especially focussing on the use of monoclonal antibodies to provide markers that allow distinction between different cell types. He also foresaw the potential wealth of ligand-binding reagents that could result from applying recombinant DNA technology to monoclonal antibodies and inspired the development of the field of antibody engineering. Milstein was born in Argentina where he started his research career at the University of Buenos Aires in enzymology, working with Prof A Stoppani on aldehyde dehydrogenase. In 1958, he came to Cambridge, funded by the British Council, to work with Malcolm Dixon in the Biochemistry Department. Here he did a PhD, working on the mechanism of metal activation of phosphoglucomutase. He then returned to Argentina but, after two years, resigned his job there as a result of the political situation and came back to Cambridge in 1963 to work in the Division of Protein Chemistry in the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology. It was at this stage that, following the advice of Fred Sanger, Milstein changed his field of study from enzymes to antibodies. Obituaries The Guardian LMB Home Page

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César Milstein MEDICO Y BIOQUIMICO Ganador del último premio Nobel que obtuvo la ciencia de nuestro país, Cesar Milstein es uno de los investigadores argentinos de mayor prestigio mundial. Nacido en Bahía Blanca en 1927, estudió en el ColegioNacional de esa ciudad y obtuvo su diploma en la Universidad de Buenos Aires en 1952. Cinco años después, Milstein logró su primer doctorado como biólogo celular, por su tesis sobre enzimas. Fue becado por la Universidad de Cambridge, uno de los centros más avanzados de la ciencia mundial, donde obtuvo su segundo doctorado en 1960, trabajando bajo la dirección del bioquímico molecular Frederick Sanger, quien recientemente había ganado el Premio Nobel de Quimica por el estudio de la estructura de la insulina. Milstein regresó al país en 1961, como jefe de la División de Biología Molecular del Instituto Nacional de Microbiología, pero sólo estuvo un año en el cargo para retornar a Inglaterra tras el golpe militar de 1962. Nuevamente en Cambridge, a los 36 años, pasó a .formar parte del Laboratorio de Biología Molecular y trabajó en el estudio de la. inmunoglobulina, avanzando en el conocimiento del proceso por el cual la sangre produce anticuerpos, es decir, proteínas creadas por el sistema inmunológico para destruir los cuerpos extraños o antígenos. Junto a G. Kóhler desarrolló una técnica de avanzada para producir anticuerpos con idéntica estructura química, que denominó anticuerpos monoclonales. En 1983, Milstein se convirtió en jefe y director de la División de Química de Proteínas y Acidos Nucleicos de la Universidad de Cambridge. Para entonces, Inglaterra lo había adoptado como ciu-dadano y científico, por lo que iba a compartir con la Argentina el honor del Premio Nobel de (química que Milstein obtuvo en 1984, por el desarrollo de los anticuerpos monoclonales.

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