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Charles Richet
(26 Aug 1850 - 3 Dec 1935)

French physiologist, bacteriologist and bacteriologist who was awarded the 1913 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine. He coined the term 'anaphylaxis.'


Science Quotes by Charles Richet (2)

I never said it was possible. I only said it was true.
— Charles Richet
See also:  |  Truth (232)

I possess every good quality, but the one that distinguishes me above all is modesty.
— Charles Richet
from The Natural History of a Savant, trans. Oliver Lodge (1927).
See also:  |  Biography (148)


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