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1
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430 BC

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Thucydides (Athens) “immune”

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1000 AD

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inhaling dried powders from smallpox lesions

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1700’s

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milk maids were immune to smallpox because of their contraction of cowpox

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4
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1798

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Edward Jenner

smallpox vaccine

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5
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1862

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Haeckel

Phagocytosis

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6
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1880-1881

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Louis Pasteus

cholera and anthrax vaccine; germ theory

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7
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1882-1905

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Metchnikoff

cellular immunity through phagocytosis

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8
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1885

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Pasteur’s vaccine for rabies

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9
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1890

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Von Behring, Kitasata’s

humoral theory of immunity

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10
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1891

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Koch’s

demonstration of cutaneous hypersensitivity

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11
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1900

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Ehrlich’s

antibody formation theory

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12
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1902

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Portier and Richet’s

immediate-hypersensitivity anaphylaxis

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13
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1903

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Arthus

reaction of intermediate hypersensitivity

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14
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1938

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Marrack’s

hypothesis of antigen-antibody binding

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15
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1944

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Allograft rejection hypothesis

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16
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1949

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Salk and Sabin’s

polio vaccine

17
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1951

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Reed’s

vaccine for yellow fever

18
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1956

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graft-vs-host reaction

19
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1957

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Burnet’s

clonal selection theory

20
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1957

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Interferon

21
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1958

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Human leukocyte antigens (HLAs)

22
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1964-1968

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T-cell and B-cell cooperation in immune response

23
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1972

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Antibody molecule

24
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1975

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Kohler’s

first monoclonal antibodies

25
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1985-1987

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Genes for T cell receptor

26
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1986

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Monoclonal Hepatitis B vaccine

27
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1986

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Mosmann’s

Th1 vs Th2 model of helper cell function

28
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1996-1998

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Identification of toll-like receptors

29
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2001

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FOXP3, the gene directing regulatory of human T cell development

30
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2005

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Frazer’s

HPV vaccine

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