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Leone Norwood Farrell (1904–1986) was a Canadian biochemist and microbiologist who identified microbial strains of industrial importance and developed innovative techniques for the manufacture of vaccines and antibiotics. Her inventions enabled the mass production of the polio vaccine.

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rdfs:label	Leone N. Farrell (ca) Leone N. Farrell (en)
rdfs:comment	Clarice Leone Norwood Farrell (Monkland, Ontario, 13 d’abril de 1904 – Toronto, 24 de setembre de 1986) va ser una microbiòloga i bioquímica canadenca que, amb la seva recerca, va contribuir a la producció en massa de la vacuna de la poliomielitis que estava desenvolupant Jonas Salk, de manera que se’n va poder fer el primer gran assaig clínic de la seva eficàcia i seguretat. (ca) Leone Norwood Farrell (1904–1986) was a Canadian biochemist and microbiologist who identified microbial strains of industrial importance and developed innovative techniques for the manufacture of vaccines and antibiotics. Her inventions enabled the mass production of the polio vaccine. (en)
birth place	Monkland, Ontario
birth place	Monkland, Ontario
dcterms:subject	People from the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry 20th-century Canadian chemists 1904 births 1986 deaths University of Toronto alumni Women microbiologists Scientists from Ontario 20th-century Canadian women scientists Canadian microbiologists Canadian women biologists 20th-century Canadian biologists Canadian biochemists Women biochemists Canadian women chemists
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Monkland, Ontario Biochemistry Jonas Salk Penicillin University of Toronto Vaccine Dysentery Penicillium Toxoid People from the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Connaught Laboratories 20th-century Canadian chemists London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Staphylococcus aureus Microbiologist 1904 births 1986 deaths University of Toronto alumni Women microbiologists Scientists from Ontario 20th-century Canadian women scientists Canadian microbiologists Canadian women biologists Whooping cough Parkdale Collegiate Institute 20th-century Canadian biologists Canadian biochemists Women biochemists Biochemist Polio vaccine Microbiology National Research Council (Canada) Canadian women chemists Shiga toxin
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alma mater	University of Toronto
fields	Biochemistry Microbiology
known for	Vaccines (en)
nationality	Canadian (en)
has abstract	Clarice Leone Norwood Farrell (Monkland, Ontario, 13 d’abril de 1904 – Toronto, 24 de setembre de 1986) va ser una microbiòloga i bioquímica canadenca que, amb la seva recerca, va contribuir a la producció en massa de la vacuna de la poliomielitis que estava desenvolupant Jonas Salk, de manera que se’n va poder fer el primer gran assaig clínic de la seva eficàcia i seguretat. (ca) Leone Norwood Farrell (1904–1986) was a Canadian biochemist and microbiologist who identified microbial strains of industrial importance and developed innovative techniques for the manufacture of vaccines and antibiotics. Her inventions enabled the mass production of the polio vaccine. (en)
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academic discipline	Biochemistry Microbiology
alma mater	University of Toronto
known for	Vaccine
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of biochemists April 1904 L. Farrell L. N. Farrell Connaught Laboratories Leone Farrell (surname)

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