The Nomination Database for the
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1901-1953

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Year	Nominator	Nominee(s)	Motivation
1930	Judd	Mann	The discovery that a high percentage of the bile pigments excreted by the liver are extrahepatic in origin, and also the site of its formation.	Show »
1930	Kendall	Cannon	Work on the physiology of the ductless glands and nervous system, the action of sympathetic nerves, the function of the suprarenal medulla and the action of epinephrine.	Show »
1930	Mann	Kendall	The isolation of thyroxine and work on the chemistry of the thyroid gland.	Show »
1930	Mayo	Abel Minot Whipple	Abel: Work on the introduction of epinephrine and the crystallization of insulin. Minot and Whipple: Work on liver feeding in pernicious anemia.	Show »
1930	Wilson	Kendall	Work on thyroxine, iodine distribution in the organism, investigation of cysteine in oxidation processes, isolation and crystallization of glutathione.	Show »
1936	Whipple	Corner Mann	Corner: Work on the endocrine secretion of the ovary. Mann: Work on the physiology of the liver.	Show »
1937	Mann	Kendall	The isolation of the active principle of the thyriod gland, thyroxine.	Show »
1937	Whipple	Richards	Work on the physiology of the kidneys.	Show »
1940	Whipple	Northrop Sumner	J. Northrop: Purification and crystallization of trypsin, pepsin, pepsinogen, chymo-pepsinogen. Also, studies of enzyme kinetics. J. Sumner: First crystallization of an enzyme (urease).	Show »
1941	Broders	Bollman Magath Mann	Work on the role of the liver in carbohydrate and protein metabolism.	Show »

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