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PEOPLE & PLACES

Author: Date: Monday, February 1, 1982
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Section: RUN OF PAPER

Dr. Beruj Benacerraf, who shared the 1980 Nobel prize in medicine, has given $72,000 - his third of the prize money - to the Sidney Farber Cancer Institute of Boston, of which he is the president. "I felt it was the best way to show my belief in the research goals of the institute . . . to benefit mankind by eradication of cancer," says Benacerraf. He won the Nobel prize for studies of the human immune system along with researchers Dr. George Snell of the Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Maine, and Dr. Jean Dausset, director of immunology at the University of Paris. Benacerraf said, "Perhaps the gift will set a precedent for other (institute* trustees to follow."

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