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Month of Greats - Who/What/When Game

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I can only think of Edward Jenner who developed the smallpox vaccine from cowpox. He innoculated his children first I think - but I can't find a rodent in literature with the same name.

 

So ... Probably totally wrong lol

first inoculation, and 8 year old...

 

Jenner is one of the rodents in secret of nymh (sp?)

 

could not figure that clue out at all...

lol, totally swiped it fom you and he was playing with vaccines before that, that ones just the classic first documented success.

actually by the clue he my be looking for the year he vaccinated his son which was earlier do... I'll leave that for you.

On 14 May 1796, Jenner tested his hypothesis by inoculating James Phipps, an eight-year-old boy who was the son of Jenner's gardener. He probably innoculated his wife and two children during a smallpox outbreak in 1794.

 

Are all the bases covered now?

I get an earlier date for the 18 month old son, and he did it again a few years later.

 

but when you're doing creepy experiments on kids you don't always keep great records...

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Cool everyone.

 

Sorry Mother, I mixed my phrasing up, I meant not fond of bovines.

 

It was Jenner (villain from the Rats of NIMH) and his creation of small pox vaccine and inoculation of his children.

 

Points awarded to both Ith and Cindy! I'll award both of you 55 points! :)

that's very nice of you but no way I deserve full points or that, all I got was the when and wouldn't have gotten that without ithi.

 

thank you, though :)

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OK ... So 30 points for "when" ...I'll throw in 5 for getting the NIMH reference and being gracious. :)

 

35 points? Cool?

H'okay! So our next one is ready to go! Clue 1:

 

Without me, that disease would never have been put out to pasture.

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Good job Cindy ...we're going to draft you into planning this game and clues next time! LOL

 

Updated the point spread. :)

you're pretty much going through some of my favorite old movies now. I'd love to spend a month watching TCM for you next time :)

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Next Clue ... and last of Science Themes ...

 

We brought structure to the maze and broke the code.

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Watson and Crick, discovered the structure of DNA and nucleic acids in 1953?

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Whoop whoop!

 

I specifically was thinking you would get this ...being a geneticist and all! LOL

 

DM has some smart cookies!

 

55 points to blank!

Haha, the worst part is I didn't even need to look it up! Probs the only question I know though :P I'll still attempt to play along though!

 

Great round chaps!

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