Nobel Prize in Medicine | Sentiments

Autograph sentiment signed by Konrad Bloch, Nobel Prize winner in Physiology or Medicine (1964), includes the inscription, "With best wishes,/Konrad Bloch/January 1983." Bloch emigrated to the U.S. in 1936 and was a Harvard faculty member from 1954 to 1982.

Card featuring an autograph sentiment signed by Alan Lloyd Hodgkin, reading "With kind regards/A. L. Hodgkin". Hodgkin, a Nobel Prize winner in Medicine, contributed to understanding nerve impulse transmission and was knighted in 1972.

Card inscribed by H. Robert Horvitz, Nobel Prize-winner in Medicine (2002), with the autograph sentiment: "Best wishes/H Robert Horvitz". Horvitz is known for his research on genes controlling cell death in nematodes and studies on the nervous system.

Cancer Research card signed by Timothy Hunt, including the inscription "Best wishes!/Tim Hunt" in blue ink. The card is associated with his Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (2001) for contributions to understanding cell cycle regulation.

Handwritten sentiment by Har Gobind Khorana, Nobel Prize-winner in Medicine (1968), features an autograph sentiment reading "With best wishes,/H Gobind Khorana" on a 5x3 card. Khorana contributed significantly to the understanding of genetic code and protein synthesis.

Slip, signed by Andrew V. Schally, includes the inscription "with compliments/Arthur V Schally" in brown ink. Schally, a Nobel Prize winner in Medicine, is recognized for his contributions to peptide hormone production.

Card signed by John Vane includes an autograph sentiment reading "With Best Wishes/John Vane". Vane, co-recipient of the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1982, contributed to the understanding of prostaglandins and helped develop a pulmonary hypertension drug.

Autograph sentiment signed: "With many good wishes/U. v. Euler", accompanied by an unsigned envelope addressed to a collector in Arvada, Colorado, and postmarked Stockholm, Sweden, on May 12, 1975. Ulf von Euler won a Nobel Prize in 1970.