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According to Wikipedia, George Richards Minot was an American medical researcher who shared the 1934 Nobel Prize with George Hoyt Whipple and William P. Murphy for their pioneering work on pernicious anemia. Early life George Richards Minot was born in Boston, Massachusetts to James Jackson Minot and Elizabeth Whitney. He was namesake of his great-great-grandfather George Richards Minot . His father was a physician; his father's cousin was anatomist Charles Sedgwick Minot ; one of his great-grandfathers was James Jackson , co-founder of Massachusetts General Hospital. He developed interest, first, in the natural sciences, and then, in medicine.

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CHRONIC MYELOGENOUS LEUKEMIA: AGE INCIDENCE, DURATION, AND BENEFIT DERIVED FROM IRRADIATION (1924) (153)
Treatment of pernicious anemia by a special diet. 1926. (1926) (110)
THE NATURE OF THE MATERIAL IN LIVER EFFECTIVE IN PERNICIOUS ANEMIA. II (1928) (108)
A DIET RICH IN LIVER IN THE TREATMENT OF PERNICIOUS ANEMIA: STUDY OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE CASES (1927) (71)
Alcoholic Polyneuritis; Dietary Deficiency as a Factor in Its Production (1933) (70)
THE EFFECT OF IRON ON BLOOD FORMATION AS INFLUENCED BY CHANGING THE ACIDITY OF THE GASTRODUODENAL CONTENTS IN CERTAIN CASES OF ANEMIA (1931) (69)
THE INTERPRETATION OF RETICULOCYTE REACTIONS THEIR VALUE IN DETERMINING THE POTENCY OF THERAPEUTIC MATERIALS, ESPECIALLY IN PERNICIOUS ANEMIA (1935) (66)
THE RESPONSE OF THE RETICULOCYTES TO LIVER THERAPY: PARTICULARLY IN PERNICIOUS ANEMIA (1928) (66)
THE VISCOUS METAMORPHOSIS OF THE BLOOD PLATELETS (1917) (64)
TREATMENT OF PERNICIOUS ANEMIA WITH LIVER EXTRACT: EFFECTS UPON THE PRODUCTION OF IMMATURE AND MATURE RED BLOOD CELLS (1928) (61)
Injection of Hemoglobin in Man and its Relation to Blood Destruction, with especial reference to the Anemias. (1916) (52)
A FAMILIAL HEMORRHAGIC CONDITION ASSOCIATED WITH PROLONGATION OF THE BLEEDING TIME (1928) (51)
THE COAGULATION DEFECT IN HEMOPHILIA: THE EFFECT, IN HEMOPHILIA, OF THE PARENTERAL ADMINISTRATION OF A FRACTION OF THE PLASMA GLOBULINS RICH IN FIBRINOGEN. (1945) (50)
THE BLOOD PLATELETS IN HEMOPHILIA (1916) (49)
Pathological Physiology and Clinical Description of the Anæmias (1937) (48)
SCURVY IN ADULTS: ESPECIALLY THE EFFECT OF FOOD RICH IN VITAMIN C ON BLOOD FORMATION (1930) (42)
MEGACARYOCYTES IN THE PERIPHERAL CIRCULATION (1922) (41)
FOREWORD to Blood, The Journal of Hematology (1946) (41)
PURPURA HEMORRHAGICA WITH LYMPHOCYTOSIS; AN ACUTE TYPE AND AN INTERMITTENT MENSTRUAL TYPE (1936) (40)
Infectious (Catarrhal) Jaundice; An Attempt to Establish a Clinical Entity (1923) (39)
STUDIES IN BLOOD COAGULATION: THE COAGULATION PROPERTIES OF CERTAIN GLOBULIN FRACTIONS OF NORMAL HUMAN PLASMA IN VITRO. (1945) (37)
THE METABOLISM-PULSE RATIO IN EXOPHTHALMIC GOITER AND IN LEUKEMIA: WITH REMARKS ON CERTAIN SIMILARITIES IN THE SYMPTOMATOLOGY OF THESE DISEASES (1924) (36)
LYMPHOBLASTOMA (MALIGNANT LYMPHOMA): AGE AND SEX INCIDENCE, DURATION OF DISEASE, AND THE EFFECT OF ROENTGEN-RAY AND RADIUM IRRADIATION AND SURGERY (1926) (36)
THE EFFECT ON THE BLOOD OF IRRADIATION, ESPECIALLY SHORT WAVE LENGTH ROENTGEN–RAY THERAPY (1924) (32)
Hemophilia; the clinical use of antihemophilic globulin. (1947) (32)
Some Fundamental Clinical Aspects of Deficiencies (1929) (29)
THE BLOOD PLATELETS IN THE LEUKEMIAS (1925) (28)
THE RESPONSE OF THE RETICULOCYTES TO IRON (1932) (27)
THE EFFECT OF CHLOROFORM ON THE FACTORS OF COAGULATION (1915) (21)
DIMINISHED BLOOD PLATELETS AND MARROW INSUFFICIENCY: A CLASSIFICATION AND DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF PURPURA HEMORRHAGICA, APLASTIC ANEMIA, AND ALLIED CONDITIONS (1917) (20)
TRANSFUSION OF LYMPHOCYTES: THEIR RAPID DISAPPEARANCE FROM THE PERIPHERAL CIRCULATION OF MAN (1925) (18)
Studies on Red Blood Cell Diameter: II. In Pernicious Anemia, before and during Marked Remission, and in Myelogenous Leukemia. (1927) (17)
The Importance of the Treatment of Pernicious Anemia on a Quantitative Basis. (1932) (15)
PRIMER ON ARTHRITIS (1942) (15)
CHEMICAL, CLINICAL AND IMMUNOLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE PRODUCTS OF HUMAN PLASMA FRACTIONATION: XXXII. THE COAGULATION DEFECT IN HEMOPHILIA. AN IN VITRO AND IN VIVO COMPARISON OF NORMAL AND HEMOPHILIC WHOLE BLOOD, PLASMA AND DERIVED PLASMA PROTEIN FRACTIONS. (1946) (15)
STUDIES ON A CASE OF IDIOPATHIC PURPURA HEMORRHAGICA (1916) (14)
The Adequate Treatment of Anemia (1931) (13)
THE COAGULATION OF BLOOD IN THE PLEURAL CAVITY (1916) (13)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF LIVER THERAPY IN PERNICIOUS ANÆMIA: A NOBEL LECTURE (1935) (12)
A Special Diet for Patients with Pernicious Anemia (1926) (12)
Treatment of Pernicious Anemia — Especially by Transfusion and Splenectomy (1917) (12)
Differentiation of pernicious anemia and certain other macrocytic anemias by the distribution of red blood cell diameters. (1946) (11)
HEMATURIA AS A SYMPTOM OF SYSTEMIC DISEASE (1924) (11)
THE BLOOD IN TETRACHLORETHANE POISONING (1921) (10)
THE ANEMIAS OF NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCY: ETIOLOGY, DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT AND PREVENTION (1935) (10)
BILE FIGMENT AND HEMOGLOBIN REGENERATION: THE EFFECT OF BILE PIGMENT IN CASES OF CHRONIC HYPOCHROMIC ANEMIA (1934) (10)
RESPIRATORY SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS IN TRICHINOSIS (1915) (10)
PROTHROMBIN AND ANTITHROMBIN FACTORS IN THE COAGULATION OF BLOOD (9)
NORMAL TEMPERATURE OF RABBITS (1912) (9)
THE ORIGIN OF ANTITHROMBIN (1915) (9)
SPLENECTOMY IN PERNICIOUS ANEMIA STUDIES ON BONE MARROW STIMULATION (1916) (8)
THE RESISTANCE OF IMMATURE ERYTHROCYTES TO HEAT. (1925) (8)
“Alcoholic” Polyneuritis: Dietary Deficiency as a Factor in Its Production (1934) (7)
Physiology of Anti-Pernicious Anemia Material (1943) (7)
General Aspects of the Treatment of Chronic Arthritis (1933) (7)
LYMPHOBLASTOMA ASPECTS CONCERNING ABDOMINAL LESIONS, ESPECIALLY THEIR PRODUCTION OF EARLY SYMPTOMS (1926) (7)
Germanium Dioxide as a Remedy for Anemia (1923) (6)
Methods for Testing Donors for Transfusion of Blood and Consideration of Factors Influencing Agglutination and Hemolysis (1916) (6)
BLOOD PHOSPHORUS: ITS RELATION TO CANCER AND ANEMIA (1924) (5)
Anemia and the gastro-intestinal tract (1936) (5)
THE BLOOD-PRESSURE IN PNEUMONIA (1914) (4)
THE INFLUENCE OF MUCIN UPON THE ABSORPTION OF IRON IN HYPOCHROMIC ANEMIA (1938) (4)
THE RESPONSE OBTAINED IN HEALTHY PIGEONS BY THE ADMINISTRATION OF SUBSTANCES EFFECTIVE IN PERNICIOUS ANÆMIA. (1930) (4)
Anemias of Nutritional Deficiency. (1939) (4)
The Effect of Temperature upon the Clotting Time (Prothrombin time) of Oxalated Plasma with Calcium. (3)
Harvard and Nutrition (1936) (2)
The Antagonistic Action of Negative Sera upon the Wassermann Reaction. (1916) (2)
The Preparation of Hemoglobin for Clinical Investigations. (1917) (2)
The Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry (1907) (2)
MEDICAL SOCIAL ASPECTS IN PRACTICE (1934) (2)
The Medical Care of the Cancer Patient (1931) (1)
COAGULATION TIME OF THE BLOOD IN PNEUMONIA (1917) (1)
James Jackson as a Professor of Medicine (1933) (1)
An eulogy on George Washington, late commander in chief of the armies of the United States of America (0)
An Attempt to Prevent Influenza at Harvard College (1918) (0)
Notes on Current Topics (1916) (0)
The Effect of the Injection of Bovine Bile into Rabbits. (1912) (0)
Anæmia in Practice: Pernicious Anæmia (1939) (0)
The hospital, a look ahead; some aspects of clinical investigation. (1947) (0)
CLINICAL INVESTIGATION. (1938) (0)
Digest of the decisions of the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts : reported in the seventeen volumes of Massachusetts reports, the twenty-four volumes of Pickering's Reports, and the first four volumes of Metcalf's Reports (0)
The interpretation of reti-culocyte responses in pernicious anaemia. (0)
[Bloodless surgery of the heart by means of temporary ligatures of venae cavae in a monkey; preliminary report]. (1954) (0)
STUDIES ON RED BLOOD CELL DIAMETER : II. In Pernicious Anemia, Before and During Marked Remission, and in Myelogenous Leukemia. (1927) (0)
Some Aspects of the Anemias of Nutritional Deficiency1 (1937) (0)
CLINICAL INVESTIGATION: PHYSICIAN AND PATIENT: THE NINTH ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA ANNUAL LECTURE (1935) (0)
Thoughts Concerning the Teaching of Medical Social Conditions (1934) (0)
President's Address: The Importance of Art and the General Principles of Treatment in Chronic Arthritis*. (1933) (0)
The Physician, Student and Medical Social Worker (1925) (0)
THE PROBLEM OF THE REFUGE PHYSICIAN (1939) (0)
The diagnosis and treatment of the macrocytic anemias. (1947) (0)

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