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1. candst.tripod.com › tnppage › arg9How often did the founders quote the Bible? - Tripod

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   In some ways, the answer is "yes." In particular, Lutz and Hyneman demonstrate that the Bible was the most frequently quoted source between 1760 and 1805, and he concludes that future research on the development of American political thought should include increased attention to "biblical and common law sources" (Relative Influence, p. 190).

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › James_PJames P. Allison - Wikipedia

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   James Patrick Allison (born August 7, 1948) [ 4 ] is an American immunologist and Nobel laureate who holds the position of professor and chair of immunology and executive director of immunotherapy platform at the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas. [ 5 ]

3. www.wired.com › story › meet-jim-allison-the-texanMeet Jim Allison, the Carousing Texan Who Just Won a Nobel ...

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   Oct 22, 2018 · Jim Allison is a master of the Texas-sized understatement. Behind his simple statement of his lab’s new finding lies a discovery that has profoundly shifted our scientific understanding of how ...

4. cancerhistoryproject.com › article › bill-haneyBill Haney on the making of “Jim Allison: Breakthrough”

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   May 20, 2022 · A podcast of the interview with Bill Haney appears above. “Jim Allison: Breakthrough,” a documentary released in 2019, tells the story of 2018 Nobel Prize Jim Allison’s quest to cure cancer and the development of ipilimumab. The film’s maker, Uncommon Productions, has been a contributor to the Cancer History Project since early 2021 ...

5. www.goodnewsnetwork.org › he-was-called-foolishHe Was Called Foolish for His Research; Now Documentary Tells ...

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   Apr 14, 2019 · Jim Allison has been the quiet hero behind some of the most ground-breaking medical research of the last quarter century—but before he won the Nobel prize for his work, he was laboring ...

6. www.mdanderson.org › publications › conquestImmunotherapy innovator Jim Allison’s Nobel purpose

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   Allison will be honored at Nobel Prize ceremonies in Stockholm in December. The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded 108 times to 214 Nobel Laureates between 1901 and 2017. Allison’s start in science. The son of a country doctor, Allison grew up in Alice, Texas, seemingly destined for medical school.

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   Who was James Allison?

   • The ceremony was a month away. Fifteen years later, James P. Allison, the chairman of the department of immunology at the University of Texas’s MD Anderson Cancer Center, in Houston, would stand at a lectern in Baylor College of Medicine’s Cullen Auditorium describing Sharon’s case to a crowd of two hundred clinicians, scientists, and students.

   Jim Allison and the Search For the Cure For Cancer

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   Did Jim Allison find a cure for cancer?

   • Jim Allison has always gone his own way—as a small-town-Texas kid who preferred books to football, and as a young scientist who believed the immune system could treat tumors when few others did. And that irreverence led him to find a potential cure for cancer. Jim Allison, photographed in Houston on September 9, 2016. Photograph by LeAnn Mueller

   Jim Allison and the Search For the Cure For Cancer

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   Why did Jim Allison get a Nobel Prize?

   • Allison’s lab had always been dedicated primarily to pure immune research. But now Jim Allison had another experiment in mind, and an intellectual path to an emotional destination. As it happens, that road also eventually led to the Nobel Prize.

   Meet Jim Allison, the Carousing Texan Who Just Won a Nobel ... - WIRED

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   Where is Jim Allison now?

   • This work has only just begun. And while it’s hopeful, it’s not hype. Jim Allison returned home to Texas, where he works with his wife and fellow prize-winning cancer immunotherapist Padmanee Sharma at MD Anderson in Houston. His work continues to travel the world, and change it.

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   Who is Robert Allison & what did he discover?

   • First, Allison labored for years on the fringes of the cancer world, working in a little-known lab in his home state—still evolving into the leader of cancer treatment it is now—where he began to make a series of biological discoveries that upended how science understood T cells.

   Jim Allison and the Search For the Cure For Cancer

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   Who is Michael Allison?

   • By the time the potential of checkpoint inhibitors was becoming clear, in the late aughts, Allison was already a highly respected scientist. But in the four years since his arrival in Houston, in late 2012, he has become one of the cancer world’s biggest stars.

   Jim Allison and the Search For the Cure For Cancer

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8. www.texasmonthly.com › articles › jim-allison-andJim Allison and the Search For the Cure For Cancer

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   Jim Allison has always gone his own way—as a small-town-Texas kid who preferred books to football, and as a young scientist who believed the immune system could treat tumors when few others did ...