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Commemorative plaque at the entrance of the anatomy institute (Albertstrasse 17, Freiburg, Germany) where Paul Ehrlich, as a medical student in the winter semester 1875/76, discovered the
mast cells
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Original [German]: Als Medizinstudent im Wintersemester 1875/76 in Freiburg endeckte hier PAUL EHRLICH der spätere Nobelpreisträger für Medizin bestimmte für Abwehrfunktionen des Körpers bedeutsame Zellen: Die Mastzellen. [English]: As a medical student in the winter semester of 1875/76 in Freiburg, PAUL EHRLICH, the later Nobel Prize winner for medicine, discovered certain cells that are important for the immune functions of the body: the mast cells. |
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