Delbrück, Max (1906–1981)
German-born American biologist whose discovery of a method for detecting
and measuring the rate of mutations in
bacteria opened up the study of bacterial
genetics. For this work he was awarded
the 1969 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. Related
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