Crossword clues for salk
salk
- He got polio?
- Developer of the polio vaccine
- Virologist awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1977
- Vaccine visionary
- Scientist Jonas
- San Diego's ___ Institute
- Sabin's rival
- Sabin contemporary
- Polio name
- Polio man
- Polio eradicator
- Polio doc of note
- Polio cure creator
- Physician Jonas
- Noted U.S. physician
- Much-honored virologist
- Microbiologist with a Congressional Gold Medal
- MD in 1955 headlines
- Jonas who, oh, I don't know, CURED POLIO
- Jonas who tested the polio vaccine on himself
- Jonas who conquered polio
- Jonas ___
- Inoculation innovator
- His "Time" cover featured seven syringes
- He was a real lifesaver
- Famous immunologist
- Famed vaccine developer
- Eponymous founder of a San Diego research institute
- Eminent epidemiologist
- Anti-polio VIP
- 20th-century virologist
- 1956 Lasker Medical Research Award recipient
- "The Shot Felt 'Round the World" subject
- "Miracle worker" of 1955
- _____ vaccine
- ___ Institute (San Jose biomedical institution)
- Polio vaccine developer Jonas
- Kind of vaccine
- ___ Institute for Biological Studies
- Polio scientist
- Scientist who won a 1977 Presidential Medal of Freedom
- ___ vaccine
- Virologist Jonas
- La Jolla's ___ Institute for Biological Studies
- Jonas who developed a polio vaccine
- Bacteriologist Jonas
- United States virologist who developed the Salk vaccine that is injected against poliomyelitis (born 1914)
- Vaccine developer Jonas
- Type of vaccine
- Polio-vaccine maker
- Polio pioneer Jonas
- Polio vaccinator
- Polio vaccine discoverer
- Sabin's counterpart
- Vaccine discoverer
- Polio conqueror Jonas
- Conqueror of polio
- Scientist Jonas who developed a vaccine for polio
- Dr. Jonas
- Virologist who developed a vaccine against polio, d. 1995
- Polio vaccine pioneer Jonas
- Vaccine pioneer
- Polio immunologist Jonas
- Big name in vaccines
- Vaccine VIP
- Polio vaccine creator
- Eponymous virologist
- Polio vaccine man
- Polio prevention pioneer
- Polio conquerer
- Notable March of Dimes grantee
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
in reference to vaccine against poliomyelitis, 1954, from U.S. virologist Jonas Edward Salk (1914-1995), who developed it.
Wikipedia
A salk is a small military unit led by a senior soldier that is subordinate to an infantry squad. Salk is bigger than a lahingpaar (fire and maneuver team) but smaller than a jagu (squad). It is also one of the smallest military formation among the Estonian Ground Force infantry units.
A salk is a type of military unit.
Salk may also refer to:
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Jonas Salk (1914–1995), developer of the first effective polio vaccine
- Designation form the inactivated (dead) poliovirus form of polio vaccine
- Lee Salk (1926-1992), psychologist and author
- Salk Institute for Biological Studies, a research institute in La Jolla, California, USA
- Salk School of Science, middle school in Manhattan
- Salk Hall
Usage examples of "salk".
Half a dozen sailors closed in, moving between the moustached bodyguard and Salk Elan.
He heard Salk Elan sigh, then head in the opposite direction, ascending the companionway ladder to the main deck.
Eating with the crew in the galley had also reduced the number of encounters with either Salk Elan or the treasurer.
Kalam and Salk Elan carried the man between them to the side and pitched him over without ceremony.
And not inside it, but at the gates, though by all means, Salk Elan, feel free to explore its yard.
Yet, if you ride around La Jolla for long, you will almost certainly drive past the Scripps Research Institute or the Salk Institute for Biological Studies.
Francis Crick, the eighty-five-year-old president emeritus of Salk, still shows up at his office.
Fred Gage, who is co-director of the Laboratory of Genetics at the Salk Institute.
In 1998, though, Gage and his colleagues at Salk, along with a team from Sahlgrenska University Hospital, in Sweden, managed to use an approach that had initially been suggested by Michael Kaplan in 1982.
Jonas Salk and Marie Curie and Lee De Forest and all the rest of them have got to move over, slide aside, get to the back of the bus.
Polio, which had kept my parents quarantined indoors during the summers of their childhood, had been conquered by the Salk vaccine.
Karen, Nim learned, had been stricken with poliomyelitis just one year before the Salk vaccine went into widespread use in North America and, with Sabin vaccine a few years later, wiped polio from the landscape.
Francis Crick of Cambridge, England, and Leslie Orgel of the Salk Institute at San Diego, California, put forward, at a joint meeting of the American and Russian science academies in 1971, the exciting idea that aliens deliberately infected Earth with its first life.
I graduated from the only college that won the NIT and NCAA basketball tournaments in the same year but more importantly than that a Jonas Salk graduated from that same NYC school and tried to rid the world of polio and ironically another person graduated from there too - the Secretary of State - who has forgotten his proud roots and chose to begin his march toward the scent of more money.
Lovering, nervous as the day Ulrich threw Salk in his stigmata, leads the way, letting loose a full-blooded cackle.