About
American physician, pathologist, and immunologist who most notably developed ways to identify and label antibodies during the 1940's. He became a member of the National Academy of Sciences in 1962.
Before Fame
He attended Williams College before graduating from Harvard medical school in 1937.
Trivia
He participated in the southwest Pacific Theater during World War II with the 105th General U.S. Army Hospital, as its chief laboratory officer.
Family Life
He had one son and four daughters with his wife Phyllis.
Associated With
He and Manuel Elkin Patarroyo both became known for their work in immunology.
