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Man, the unknown; by Alexis Carrel, 1967 Man the Unknown by Alexis Carrel, 1935 Hope for our time: Alexis Carrel on man and society, by Joseph T Durkin, 1965 Alexis Carrel: Visionary Surgeon, by W. Sterling Edwards, 1974-01 Prayer by Alexis Carrel, 1949 The Immortalists: Charles Lindbergh, Dr. Alexis Carrel, and Their Daring Quest to Live Forever by David M. Friedman, 2007-09-01 Surgery and life: The extraordinary career of Alexis Carrel by Theodore I Malinin, 1979 Alexis Carrel, la tentation de l'abslu by Jean Jacques Antier, 1994 Alexis Carrel: L'ouverture de l'homme (Collection "Les hommes de Connaissance") Alexis Carrel (1873-1944): De la memoire a l'histoire by Alain Drouard, 1995 Une inconnue des sciences sociales: La Fondation Alexis Carrel, 1941-1945 by Alain Drouard, 1992 Biological time, by P. Lecomte du Nouy - [with foreword by Alexis Carrel] - [Uniform Title: Temps et la vie. English] by Pierre, (1883-1947) Lecomte du Nou¨y, 1937 Biography - Carrel, Alexis (Marie Joseph Auguste Billiard) (1873-1944): An article from: Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team, 2003-01-01 L'homme, cet inconnu ?: Alexis Carrel, Jean-Marie Le Pen et les chambres a gaz (Classiques du silence) by Lucien Bonnafe, 1992

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1. Alexis Carrel - Biography
   Alexis carrel alexis Carrel was born at Lyons, France, on June 28, 1873. He was the son of a business man, also named Alexis Carrel, who died when his son  
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   Extractions: In 1889 he took the degree of Bachelor of Letters at the University of Lyons; in 1890 the degree of Bachelor of Science and in 1900 his Doctor's degree at the same University. He then continued his medical work at the Lyons Hospital and also taught Anatomy and Operative Surgery at the University, holding the post of Prosector in the Department of Professor L. Testut. Specializing in Surgery, Carrel began experimental work in this subject in Lyons in 1902, but in 1904 he went to Chicago and in 1905 worked in the Department of Physiology in the University of Chicago under Professor G. N. Stewart. In 1906 he was attached to the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, New York, as an Associate Member, becoming a Full Member in 1912. In this Institute he carried out most of the experiments which earned him, in 1912, the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

2. Alexis Carrel - Biography
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3. Alexis Carrel Quotes
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4. Medicine-Worldwide Carrel, Alexis
   Alexis Carrel bewies, dass die lebendige Zelle auch ausserhalb ihres urspruenglichen Lebensumfeldes lange Zeit funktionsfaehig bleibt und schuf so  
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9. Alexis Carrel (www.whonamedit.com)
   Alexis Carrel FrenchAmerican surgeon, biologist, and sociologist, born June 28, 1873, Sainte-Foy-les-Lyon, a village near Lyon; died November 5  
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10. Carrel, Alexis. The American Heritage Dictionary Of The English
    Carrel, Alexis. The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language Fourth Edition. 2000.  
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11. Carrel, Alexis. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
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12. Alexis Carrel Quotations
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    Extractions: Researchers cook up far-out ways to grow meat Vladimir Mironov meats the future. Fifty years hence we will escape the absurdity of growing a whole chicken in order to eat the breast or wing by growing these parts separately under a suitable medium. Machine language translation tools are inaccurate and should only be used to improve understanding, not for quoting text.

13. Alexis Carrel - Columbia Encyclopedia® Article About Alexis Carrel
    Columbia Encyclopedia® article about Alexis Carrel. Alexis Carrel. Information about Alexis Carrel in the Columbia Encyclopedia®.  
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14. Alexis Carrel
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15. Alexis Carrel - Wikiquote
    Alexis Carrel. (1873 1944) French biologist and surgeon, and Nobel laureate in medicine, 1912. To accomplish our destiny it is not enough merely to guard  
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    Extractions: You did it! Over US$240,000 was donated in the 21 day fund drive. Thank you for your generosity! You are still welcome to make a donation or purchase Wikimedia merchandise Alexis Carrel (1873–1944), French biologist and surgeon Nobel laureate in medicine, 1912 edit edit "An ordinary man can in a day's time travel by train from a dead little town of empty squares, where the sun, the dust, and the wind amuse themselves in silence, to a great capital city bristling with lights, gestures, and street cries. By reading a newspaper the inhabitant of a mountain village can tremble each day with anxiety, following insurrection in China, the London and New York suffragettes, Doctor Carrel, and the heroic dog-sleds of the polar explorers. The timid, sedentary inhabitant of any provincial town can indulge in the intoxication of danger by going to the movies and watching a great hunt in the Congo…" Filippo Tommaso (F.T.) Marinetti, "Destruction of Syntax — Imagination without Strings — Words-in-Freedom", June 1913

16. Alexis Carrel
    Alexis Carrel by Ole Daniel Enersen, editor whonamedit.com, a biographical dictionary of medical eponyms on the Internet.  
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    Extractions: Highly diluted, neutral antiseptic solution for cleansing wounds. Biography: The embroiderer Nobel laureate Something as female as embroidery was of great importance to Alexis Carrel’s rise to fame in the masculine environment of surgeons. He was the eldest son of Alexis Carrel-Billiard, a textile manufacturer, and his wife, Anne-Marie Ricard, both from bourgeois Roman Catholic Families. Carrel made his first acquaintance with the life saving dextrousness when he was four years old, when his father died. To supplement her income, his mother undertook embroidering to support her three children. Alexis was very impressed by her skill with the tiny needles employed. Alexis was sent to a Jesuit day school and college near his home in Lyon. As a schoolboy he showed an interest in biology by dissecting birds. Encouraged by an uncle, he conducted experiments in chemistry.

17. No. 1863: Alexis Carrel
    Alexis Carrel, the murky pioneer of organ transplants.  
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    Extractions: ALEXIS CARREL by John H. Lienhard Click here for audio of Episode 1863. Today, a president killed, and a Nobel Prize given. The University of Houston's College of Engineering presents this series about the machines that make our civilization run, and the people whose ingenuity created them. T In any case, the vein leading to President Carnot's liver had been severed, and he bled to death in the hospital. But a young medical student in Lyon, Alexis Carrel just shy of his twenty-first birthday realized what this meant. At the time, no one was able to do anything so delicate as suturing a vein. But Lyon happened to be the silk capital of France, and Carrel went to an expert. She was Madame Leroidier, a silk embroiderer. She taught him the use of tiny needles and fine thread. Carrel developed a delicate technique for sewing severed vessels together in such a way that blood inside would never touch thread. Dr. Nicholas Tilney tells us how this discovery played out. It was the first step toward transplanting organs. Carrel and oth-ers soon applied his suturing technique to transplants and, eight-een years after Carnot was stabbed, Carrel won the Nobel Prize for his work in transplantation.

18. Alexis Carrel - Wikipedia
    Translate this page Alexis Carrel konzentrierte sich vor allem auf die experimentelle Juni als Sohn des Kaufmanns Alexis Carrel und seiner Frau Anne Ricard in Lyon geboren.  
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    Extractions: Alexis Carrel 28. Juni in Lyon Frankreich 5. November in Paris ) war ein französischer Chirurg und erhielt den Nobelpreis für Medizin Alexis Carrel konzentrierte sich vor allem auf die experimentelle Chirurgie und die Transplantation von Geweben und gesamten Organen . Bereits veröffentlichte er eine Methode zur Verbindung von Blutgefäßen und zeigte er, wie man Blutgefäße über lange Zeiträume aufbewahren konnte. demonstrierte er die ersten Ergebnisse zur Organtransplantation und baute er gemeinsam mit dem Luftfahrtpionier Charles Lindbergh ein Gerät, welches entnommene Organe steril beatmen konnte. Gemeinsam mit dem französischen Chirurgen Theodore Tuffier führte er erfolgreich eine Reihe von Herzklappen -Operationen durch und konnte Herzmuskelzellen in Kultur züchten. Bearbeiten wird Carrel am 28. Juni als Sohn des Kaufmanns Alexis Carrel und seiner Frau Anne Ricard in Lyon geboren. Sein Vater starb, als er noch sehr jung war. macht Carrel seinen Bachelor of Science, ein Jahr vorher bereits den Bachelor of Letters an der Universität von Lyon.

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