National Institute for Medical Research

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The National Institute for Medical Research was a major British biomedical research institution in London known for pioneering work in fields such as immunology, virology, and molecular biology.

Aliases (1)

National Institute for Medical Research of the Medical Research Committee ×1

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	biomedical research institute → research institute →
buildingStyle	modernist architecture →
city	London →
coordinates	51.612°N 0.238°W →
country	United Kingdom →
dissolved	2016 →
employerOf	Avrion Mitchison → Brenda Rappaport NERFINISHED → César Milstein → John Skehel → Keith Peters NERFINISHED → Martin Raff → Peter Medawar → Rodney Porter → Walter Bodmer →
fieldOfWork	biomedical research → genetics → immunology → infectious disease research → molecular biology → neuroscience → structural biology → virology →
foundedBy	Medical Research Council →
hasPart	Division of Genetics and Development → Division of Immunology → Division of Molecular Structure → Division of Neurophysiology → Division of Virology →
inception	1913 →
locatedIn	London Borough of Barnet NERFINISHED → Mill Hill →
location	London →
mergedInto	Francis Crick Institute →
movedToLocation	Mill Hill →
notableFor	contributions to antiviral research → contributions to genetics and development → contributions to understanding of the immune system → pioneering work in immunology → pioneering work in molecular biology → pioneering work in virology →
operatedBy	Medical Research Council →
originalName	National Institute for Medical Research of the Medical Research Committee →
ownedBy	Medical Research Council →
parentOrganization	Medical Research Council →
relocatedIn	1950 →
significantEvent	closure of Mill Hill site →
successor	Francis Crick Institute →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
James Lovelock →	employer
National Institute for Medical Research ("National Institute for Medical Research of the Medical Research Committee") →	originalName