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Frederick Chapman Robbins

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#8229

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#1422

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#7405

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#918

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Frederick Chapman Robbins's Degrees

Bachelors Chemistry University of Missouri
Doctorate Medicine Harvard University

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According to Wikipedia, Frederick Chapman Robbins was an American pediatrician and virologist. He was born in Auburn, Alabama, and grew up in Columbia, Missouri, attending David H. Hickman High School. He received the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1954 along with John Franklin Enders and Thomas Huckle Weller, making Robbins the only Nobel laureate born in Alabama. The award was for breakthrough work in isolating and growing the poliovirus in tissue culture, paving the way for vaccines developed by Jonas Salk and Albert Sabin. He attended the University of Missouri and Harvard University.

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Frederick Chapman Robbins's Published Works

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Cultivation of the Lansing Strain of Poliomyelitis Virus in Cultures of Various Human Embryonic Tissues. (1949) (648)
Long-term follow-up of persons inadvertently inoculated with SV40 as neonates. (1981) (105)
A clinical, epidemiologic and laboratory investigation of aseptic meningitis during the four-year period, 1955-1958. II. The clinical disease and its sequelae. (1962) (79)
THE RELATIONSHIP OF MATERNAL ANTIBODY, BREAST FEEDING, AND AGE TO THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF NEWBORN INFANTS TO INFECTION WITH ATTENUATED POLIOVIRUSES. (1964) (75)
Studies on the cultivation of poliomyelitis viruses in tissue culture. II. The propagation of the poliomyelitis viruses in roller-tube cultures of various human tissues. (1952) (71)
A clinical, epidemiologic and laboratory investigation of aseptic meningitis during the four-year period, 1955-1958. I. Observations concerning etiology and epidemiology. (1962) (70)
Viral infection. A possible cause of sudden, unexpected death in infants. (1961) (69)
Cultivation of Poliomyelitis Virus in Cultures of Human Foreskin and Embryonic Tissues.∗ (1949) (69)
Studies on the cultivation of poliomyelitis viruses in tissue culture. V. The direct isolation and serologic identification of virus strains in tissue culture from patients with nonparalytic and paralytic poliomyelitis. (1951) (67)
Effect of Sabin Type 1 poliomyelitis vaccine administered by mouth to newborn infants. (1961) (66)
Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection in families. (1967) (61)
Vaccination against Q fever. (1947) (61)
Isolation of attenuated rubella-vaccine virus from human products of conception and uterine cervix. (1972) (60)
Studies on the cultivation of poliomyelitis viruses in tissue culture. I. The propagation of poliomyelitis viruses in suspended cell cultures of various human tissues. (1952) (60)
Measles: clinical features. Pathogenesis, pathology and complications. (1962) (52)
Certification of the eradication of indigenous transmission of wild poliovirus in the Americas. (1997) (47)
Q fever in the Mediterranean area; report of its occurrence in Allied troops; epidemiology. (1946) (45)
Natural rubella acquired after birth. Clinical features and complications. (1969) (42)
Transmission of attenuated rubella vaccines to the human fetus. A preliminary report. (1969) (42)
Immunofluorescent studies on rubella-infected tissue cultures and human tissues. (1966) (37)
Diagnosis of herpes simplex infections by the complement fixation test. (1952) (36)
Tissue culture techniques in the study of animal viruses. (1950) (30)
Q fever in the Mediterranean area; report of its occurrence in Allied troops; clinical features of the disease. (1946) (30)
RUBELLA IN NAVAL RECRUITS; A VIROLOGIC STUDY. (1964) (27)
A trial with live attenuated rubella vaccine. (1968) (23)
Q fever in the Mediterranean area; report of its occurrence in Allied troops; a laboratory outbreak. (1946) (23)
Q fever in the Mediterranean area. (1947) (22)
The elution properties of type 1 polioviruses from A1(OH)3 gel. A possible genetic attribute. (1961) (21)
An evaluation of the roller-tube tissue culture for the isolation of poliomyelitis viruses from feces. (1955) (21)
Sabin type I (LSc2ab) oral poliomyelitis vaccine. Effect of dose upon response of newborn infants. (1962) (21)
Studies on an attenuated measles-virus vaccine. V. Clinical, antigenic and prophylactic effects of vaccine in institutionalized and home-dwelling children. (1960) (20)
Q fever in the Mediterranean area; report of its occurrence in Allied troops; the etiological agent. (1946) (19)
The degree and duration of poliomyelitis virus excretion among vaccinated household contacts of clinical cases of poliomyelitis. (1958) (18)
Isolation of herpes zoster virus from spinal fluid of a patient. (1958) (17)
Antibody response to poliomyelitis vaccine administered by jet injection. (1958) (17)
Eradication of polio in the Americas. (1993) (16)
Current status and prospects for some improved and new bacterial vaccines. (1986) (15)
An evaluation of the test for antihemagglutinin in the diagnosis of infections by the mumps virus. (1949) (13)
BEHAVIOR OF SABIN TYPE 1 ATTENUATED POLIOVIRUS IN AN INFANT POPULATION INFECTED WITH ECHO 14 VIRUS (1962) (13)
Selective primary health care: strategies for control of disease in the developing world. IX. Poliomyelitis. (1983) (12)
Immunity of school children two years after oral poliomyelitis vaccination. (1967) (12)
Clinical and epidemiologic observation on enterovirus infection in a circumscribed community during an epidemic of ECHO 9 infection. (1960) (10)
Experimental Rubella in Rhesus Monkeys.∗ (1963) (9)
Summary and Recommendations (1984) (8)
Effect of actinomycin D on growth of rubella virus in tissue cultures. (1968) (8)
Classics in infectious diseases. The cultivation of the poliomyelitis viruses in tissue culture by John F. Enders, Frederick C. Robbins, and Thomas H. Weller. (1980) (8)
The distribution of group B Coxsackie viruses in a children's institution. (1957) (7)
Characteristics of Sabin type I polivirus after gastrointestinal passage in newborn infants. I. Monkey neurovirulence and temperature marker findings. (1962) (7)
Discussion of Papers on Measles Virus (1962) (6)
The effect of poliomyelitis virus upon cells in tissue cultures. (1950) (6)
ATTENUATED POLIOVIRUS INFECTION IN INFANTS FED COLOSTRUM FROM POLIOMYELITIS IMMUNE COWS. (1963) (6)
A SURVEY OF IMMUNIZATION LEVELS AFTER AN ORAL POLIOVACCINE PROGRAM IN CLEVELAND. (1964) (5)
Application of tissue culture methods to the study of viral infections. (1954) (4)
Propagation of Coxsackie viruses in cultures of human tissues. (1953) (4)
Influence of vaccination with formalin inactivated vaccine upon gastrointestinal infection with polioviruses. (1960) (4)
CHARACTERISTICS OF SABIN TYPE 1 POLIOVIRUS AFTER GASTROINTESTINAL PASSAGE IN NEWBORN INFANTS. II. ANTIGENICITY AND ELUTION FROM AL(OH)3 GEL. (1964) (4)
The Role of Tissue Culture in Vaccine Development (2011) (4)
Specific treatment of infectious diseases. (1954) (3)
Prospects for Worldwide Control of Measles: Discussion I (1983) (3)
THE RELATIONSHIP OF MATERNAL ANTIBODY, BREAST FEEDING, AND AGE TO THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF NEWBORN INFANTS TO INFECTION WITH ATTENUATED POLIOVIRUSES (1964) (3)
Classic paper: How monolayer cell culture transformed diagnostic virology: a review of a classic paper and the developments that stemmed from it† (2009) (3)
Prevention of viral diseases. (1962) (3)
John F. Enders, 1897-1985. A tribute. (1986) (3)
Poliomyelitis Eradication: a Continuing Story (1994) (3)
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF MILK ANTIBODIES. (1965) (3)
Vaccination against Q fever. (1948) (3)
The Long View (1962) (3)
Saccharin and society. (1981) (2)
Introduction: The New Genetics and Health Care (1994) (2)
Serologic response of nonimmune subjects to commercial Salk vaccine. Response and antibody persistence with four doses. (1962) (2)
The demand for human trials in biological research. (1977) (2)
The several faces of science. (1986) (2)
Algorithms in the diagnosis and management of exotic diseases. XIX. Major tropical viral infections: smallpox, yellow fever, and Lassa fever. (1977) (2)
Changing patterns of biomedical research funding: a view from the medical school. (1982) (2)
ATTENUATED POLIOVIRUS INFECTION IN INFANTS FED COLOSTRUM FROM POLIOMYELITIS IMMUNE COWS (1963) (1)
Viral and rickettsial diseases; summary of round table discussion. (1955) (1)
The Long Term Effects of Infection in Early Life (Long View II): Presidential Address delivered at the Symposium on the Long Term Effects of Events in Early Life, American Pediatric Society Annual Meeting, May 1, 1974, Washington, D.C. (1974) (1)
VIRAL AND RICKEITSIAL DISEASES (1955) (1)
Session I—The Science and Control of Biologicals: The Demand for Human Trials in Biologicals Research (1977) (1)
Viruses of the acute communicable diseases. (1960) (1)
Toward a sane national policy on food safety. (1980) (1)
Health practices assessment should include social, economic, and ethical implications. (1981) (1)
GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE SELECTION BY METHYLENE BLUE IN HUMAN CELL CULTURES. (1965) (1)
Report of a Case of Pellagra. (1)
Maxwell Finland: March 15, 1902-October 25, 1987. (1999) (1)
John Franklin Enders: February 10, 1897-September 8, 1985. (1991) (1)
Working with children in hospitals, Emma N. Plank. The Press of Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio (1962), 86 pages. Illustrated (1963) (0)
Opposing birth control is `counterproductive' (1996) (0)
Prevention as public policy. Interview by Jane Stein. (1985) (0)
The American Pediatric Society, Inc. and The Society for Pediatric Research (1972) (0)
The Moshe Prywes Lecture in Medical Education. (1983) (0)
Statement on OPV for Institute of Medicine -- 1959-77 -- Correspondence, OPV Miscellaneous -- letter, 1962-11-09 (1962) (0)
BookBook reviewa guide for the professional team Emma N. Plank, 86 pages. Illustrated , Working with children in hospitals, The Press of Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio (1962), 86 pages. Illustrated (1963) (0)
Keynote Address: AIDS: A Classical Public Health Problem in Modern Guise (1986) (0)
The role of viruses as a possible cause of human cancer. (1971) (0)
1966, Jan.-May -- Correspondence, Unsorted -- letter, 1966-02-25 (1966) (0)
A PROGRAM OF CARNEGIE CORPORATION OF NEW YORK (2012) (0)
[The outlook of poliomyelitis research]. (1955) (0)
Charles H. Rammelkamp, Jr. - May 24, 1911-December 5, 1981. (1994) (0)
Curriculum innovations at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. (1977) (0)
The gamma globulin content of meconium and amniotic fluid and the intestinal immunity of the newborn to poliovirus (2005) (0)
Rupture of Spleen during Anti-syphilitic Malarial Treatment. (0)
A survey of immunization levels after an oral polio-vaccine program in Cleve-land (1964) (0)
John F. Enders. (1994) (0)
1960 -- Correspondence, Unsorted -- letter, 1960-01-18 (1960) (0)
Lymphocytes Mononuclear Cells and Tumor-Infiltrating Reactivity to Nonreactive Peripheral Blood Confers Both High Avidity and Tumor Gene Transfer of Tumor-Reactive TCR (2006) (0)
1965, July-Dec. -- Correspondence, Unsorted -- letter, 1965-11-13 (1965) (0)
Population: a hopeless case? (1969) (0)
Letter from Frederick C. Robbins, Institute of Medicine to Joshua Lederberg (1980) (0)
Type III, Safety for Adults and Analysis of Suspected Cases -- 1962 -- Correspondence, OPV Miscellaneous -- letter, 1962-11-09 (1962) (0)
Book ReviewMedicine, Science, and Society: Symposia celebrating the Harvard Medical School bicentennial (1985) (0)
Charles H. Rammelkamp, Jr., 1911–1981 (1982) (0)
1953 -- Correspondence, Miscellaneous -- letter, 1953-05-01 (1953) (0)
General -- 1953 -- Correspondence, Polio -- letter, 1953-04-27 (1953) (0)
Monitoring vaccines for human oncogenicity--discussion. (1968) (0)
Unidentified nonbacterial infections of the nasopharynx: the common cold. (1957) (0)
[Epidemiology and clinical importance of infectious parotitis in man]. (1967) (0)
Special responsibilities of the medical school in the education of physicians to serve the individual and the community. (1962) (0)
The newer tests for polio. (1952) (0)
Symposium on Live Poliovirus Vaccine, Academy of Medicine, Buffalo, NY -- December 7, 1960 -- Poliomyelitis, Conferences and Committees -- letter, 1960-11-07 (1960) (0)
Professor John F. Enders 70th birthday (February 10, 1967) (1967) (0)
Robbins, F. -- 1976-78 -- Correspondence, Individual -- letter, 1976-06-03 (1976) (0)
Poliomyelitis: a historical note. (1990) (0)
Robbins, Frederick C., Cooperative Study -- 1960-62 -- Studies, OPV -- letter, 1961-12-13 (1961) (0)
General -- 1985-1989 -- Correspondence, Polio -- letter, 1988-01-12 (1988) (0)
WHO Study Group on Biologicals: history, issues and goals of the meeting. (1987) (0)
Robbins, Frederick C., Cooperative Study -- 1960-62 -- Studies, OPV -- letter, 1960-01-08 (1960) (0)
Nomination of William Henry Welch for election to the Hall of Fame of Great Americans (1965) (0)
Book ReviewBetrayers of the Truth (1983) (0)

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