Exhibits Overview

Versions Compared

Key

This line was added.
This line was removed.
Formatting was changed.

...

Table of Contents

maxLevel	3
minLevel	3
style	none
type	flat
separator	pipes

...

FDA

Unordered List (ul)

class	usa-card-group

List Item (li)

class	usa-card tablet:grid-col-4

Div

class	usa-card__container-shadow

Div

class	usa-card__media

Div

class	usa-card__img

Image Removed Buildings 29 and 29 A photographed from the front Image Added

Div

class	usa-card__header

Michael Potter

Biologics Regulation and Research: The People and Work of

Michael Potter

Buildings 29 & 29A

Div

class	usa-card__body

Michael Potter investigated the twin questions of what causes cancer and how we produce the antibodies called immunoglobulins which protect us from disease.

Div

class	usa-card__footer

Building 10

Table of Contents

maxLevel	3
minLevel	3
style	none
type	flat
separator	pipes

...

Buildings 29 and 29A are nationally significant to the history of medicine and public health because within their laboratories National Institutes of Health (NIH) and then the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) staff helped to conquer some of the deadliest infectious diseases.

NCI

Unordered List (ul)

class	usa-card-group

List Item (li)

class	usa-card tablet:grid-col-4

Div

class	usa-card__container-shadow noleft

Div

class	usa-card__media

Div

class	usa-card__img

Image Removed Image Added

Div

class	usa-card__header

Christian Anfinsen: Protein Folding and the Nobel Prize

Michael Potter: The Work of Michael Potter

Div

class	usa-card__body

How are proteins made? How do they fold, and what role does structure play in their function? Chris Anfinsen's investigations answered these questions; they also led to a Nobel PrizeMichael Potter investigated the twin questions of what causes cancer and how we produce the antibodies called immunoglobulins which protect us from disease.

Div

class	usa-card__footer

Building 10

Table of Contents

maxLevel	3
minLevel	3
style	none
type	flat
separator	pipes

NHLBI

Unordered List (ul)

class	usa-card-group

List Item (li)

class	usa-card tablet:grid-col-4

Div

class	usa-card__container-shadow noright

Div

class	usa-card__media

Div

class	usa-card__img

Div

class	usa-card__header

Marshall Nirenberg: Deciphering the Genetic Code

Div

class	usa-card__body

Explore the Nobel Prize-winning work of Marshall Nirenberg, who deciphered the genetic code with the help of NIH colleagues, enabling genetics to become a central scientific field.

Div

class	usa-card__footer

Building 10

List Item (li)

class	usa-card tablet:grid-col-4

Div

class	usa-card__container-shadow noleft

Div

class	usa-card__media

Div

class	usa-card__img

Div

class	usa-card__header

The Stadtman Way: A Tale of Two Biochemists at NIH

Div

class	usa-card__body

The scientific power couple of Thressa and Earl Stadtman developed a unique way to train scientists; they each made significant scientific contributions too.

Div

class	usa-card__footer

Building 10

List Item (li)

class	usa-card tablet:grid-col-4

Div

class	usa-card__container-shadow

Div

class	usa-card__media

Div

class	usa-card__img

Buildings 29 and 29 A photographed from the front Image Added

Div

class	usa-card__header

Biologics Regulation and Research: The People and Work of Buildings 29 & 29A

Div

class	usa-card__body

Buildings 29 and 29A are nationally significant to the history of medicine and public health because within their laboratories National Institutes of Health (NIH) and then the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) staff helped to conquer some of the deadliest infectious diseases.

List Item (li)

class	usa-card tablet:grid-col-4

Div

class	usa-card__container-shadow

Div

class	usa-card__media

Div

class	usa-card__img

Div

class	usa-card__header

The AMINCO-Bowman Spectrophotofluorometer

Div

class	usa-card__body

The colorful glow of fluorescent chemicals can identify and measure tiny amounts of substances in the body. This spectrophotofluorometer invented by Robert Bowman did just that.

...

Unordered List (ul)

class	usa-card-group

List Item (li)

class	usa-card tablet:grid-col-4

Div

class	usa-card__container-shadow noleft

Div

class	usa-card__media

Div

class	usa-card__img

Image Modified

Div

class	usa-card__header

Christian Anfinsen: Protein Folding and the Nobel Prize

Div

class	usa-card__body

How are proteins made? How do they fold, and what role does structure play in their function? Chris Anfinsen's investigations answered these questions; they also led to a Nobel Prize.

Div

class	usa-card__footer

Building 10

List Item (li)

class	usa-card tablet:grid-col-4

Div

class	usa-card__container-shadow noleft

Div

class	usa-card__media

Div

class	usa-card__img

Div

class	usa-card__header

Martin Rodbell: How Cells Respond to Signals

Div

class	usa-card__body

Studying hormones, Martin Rodbell discovered how cells respond to signals, explaining how our body makes sense of the world. For his work, he was awarded a Nobel Prize.

List Item (li)

class	usa-card tablet:grid-col-4

Div

class	usa-card__container-shadow

Div

class	usa-card__media

Div

class	usa-card__img

Sap from the poppy Papover somniferum (pictured below) has been used for thousands of years to relieve pain and treat symptoms of diseases.

Div

class	usa-card__header

Drugs as Opiates, Drugs as Research Tools: Synthetic Opiates & Opioids

Div

class	usa-card__body

Learn how the NIH Total Opiate Synthesis freed us from dependence upon flowers for painkillers and opened the door to new ones.

...

Exhibits Overview

Exhibits Categories

Versions Compared

Old Version 13

New Version Current

Key

FDA

Biologics Regulation and Research: The People and Work of

Buildings 29 & 29A

NCI

Michael Potter: The Work of Michael Potter

NHLBI

Marshall Nirenberg: Deciphering the Genetic Code

The Stadtman Way: A Tale of Two Biochemists at NIH

Biologics Regulation and Research: The People and Work of Buildings 29 & 29A

The AMINCO-Bowman Spectrophotofluorometer

Christian Anfinsen: Protein Folding and the Nobel Prize

Martin Rodbell: How Cells Respond to Signals

Drugs as Opiates, Drugs as Research Tools: Synthetic Opiates & Opioids

Office of NIH History and Stetten Museum