Linda Buck
Also known as Linda Brown Buck
bióloga norte-americana
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Linda B. Buck is an American biologist who made groundbreaking discoveries about how the sense of smell works at the molecular level. Her research helped explain how the nose detects thousands of different odors, which has important implications for understanding human biology and sensory perception.
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- United States
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- 1929-08-12
- Active to
- 2006-03-25
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Linda Brown Buck (nascida em 29 de janeiro de 1947) é uma bióloga americana mais conhecida por seu trabalho sobre o sistema olfativo. Ela recebeu o Prêmio Nobel de Fisiologia ou Medicina em 2004, juntamente com Richard Axel, por seu trabalho em receptores olfativos. Atualmente, ela compõe o corpo docente do Centro de Pesquisa do Câncer Fred Hutchinson, em Seattle.
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