Charles Philippe Leblond

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Canadian cell biology researcher, professor (1910-2007)

Canada AcademicsLived 1910 to 2007 · aged 97

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Charles Philippe Leblond was a pioneer of cell biology and stem cell research and a Canadian former professor of anatomy. Leblond is notable for developing autoradiography and his work showing how cells continuously renew themselves, regardless of age.

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Awards 12

2001Grand Officer of the National Order of Quebec

1995Canadian Medical Hall of Fame

1992Prix Marie-Victorin

1982E. B. Wilson Medal

1980Prix Michel-Sarrazin

1965Canada Gairdner International Award

1962Léo-Pariseau Prize

1961Flavelle Medal

Fellow of the Royal Society

Companion of the Order of Canada

Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada

honorary doctorate from the McGill University

Connected to Charles 6

Mona NemerAlso won Léo-Pariseau Prize Jacques GenestAlso won Prix Michel-Sarrazin

Reinhard ZimmermannAlso won honorary doctorate from the McGill University

Frank Dawson AdamsAlso won Flavelle Medal

Ronald MelzackAlso won Prix Marie-Victorin Wilfred Gordon BigelowAlso won Canadian Medical Hall of Fame

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