Enders, John Franklin - CFU

John Franklin ​ (a)   was born on ​ (b)   10, 1897, in West Hartford, ​ (c)   . Since, Enders was ​ (d)   in the United States his nationality was ​ (e)   .

• Enders
• February
• Connecticut
• born
• American

After finishing school in _____, he attended Yale University, but he later left his studies to join the US Air force to become a ______ in ____.

(a)  

John Franklin ______ won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in ______.

(a)  

​ (a)   later passed away on ​ (b)   8, ​ (c)   , at the age of ​ (d)   at his summer house in Waterford, ​ (e)   .

• Enders
• September
• 1985
• 88
• Connecticut

​ (a)   joined the ​ (b)   faculty at Harvard ​ (c)   School, and he stayed there for the remainder of his ​ (d)   . He later established the ​ (e)   Disease Research Laboratory at the Children’s Hospital Medical in Boston.

• Enders
• bacteriology
• Medical
• career
• Infectious

On September 17, ​ (a)   , The NewYork Times announced the ​ (b)   vaccine effective. Refusing ​ (c)   for only himself, ​ (d)   stressed the ​ (e)   nature of the effort.

• 1961
• measles
• credit
• Enders
• collaborative

In ​ (a)   , ​ (b)   introduced a deactivated ​ (c)   vaccine, and ​ (d)   & Co introduced an attenuated measles ​ (e)   .

• 1963
• Pfizer
• measles
• Merck
• vaccine

True or False

The following is not a picture of John Franklin Enders.

• True

• False

True or False

The following is a picture of John Franklin Enders.

• True

• False

Meanwhile, Jonas ​ (a)   applied the ​ (b)   -Weller-Robbins ​ (c)   to produce large quantities of ​ (d)   , and then developed a polio ​ (e)   in 1952.

• Salk
• Enders
• technique
• poliovirus
• vaccine