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C. C. Little

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and oversaw a USD 1 million research budget that gave grants to hundreds of scientists. In 1959, he refuted his earlier assertion, made as Director of the ACS, that inhaling fine particles is unhealthy, and stated that smoking does not cause lung cancer and is at most a minor contributing factor. A
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in 1938. Little energetically developed both the lab and the ACS, and by 1944 they were shipping 9000 mice a week to other laboratories. The laboratory and all of the livestock were destroyed in the Great Bar Harbor Fire in the Fall of 1947. The lab was quickly rebuilt and most mouse strains were
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to change the building's name because of Little's previous support of eugenics. The C. C. Little Science Building sign was replaced without Little's name on March 29, 2018. On April 26, 2021, the University of Maine announced that C. C. Little Hall would be renamed after
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decade later he stated, "there is no demonstrated causal relationship between smoking or any disease." In keeping with his earlier research, he believed that the main cause of cancer was genetic, not environmental.
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explanation for the inheritance of a trait that has apparently non-Mendelian characteristics". His observations on transplant rejection became codified into the "five laws of transplant immunology" by
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Corporation. Also in 1929, he took on a part-time job as managing director of the American Society for the Control of Cancer (later became the
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by Hugh Auchincloss Jr* and Henry J. Winn, "American Journal of Transplantation", Volume 4 Issue 2 Page 155 - February 2004
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in 1922, becoming at age 33 the youngest university president in the country. While there he started a summer laboratory in
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recovered from other labs around the world. By 1950, the lab was maintaining 60 inbred strains, and had developed the F
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in 1910, an M.S. in 1912, and D.Sc. in 1914 in zoology, with special focus in the new science of genetics. During
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His last major post, from 1954 to 1969, was as the Scientific Director of the Scientific Advisory Board of the
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to date. His most important research occurred at Harvard, including what some call his most brilliant work, "A
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of mice while at Harvard. For his research, he received posthumously the 1978 Cancer Research Institute
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hybrid that became widely used for chemical testing. Little resigned in 1954.
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Clarence Cook Little (1888-1971): The Genetic Basis of Transplant Immunology
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Steensma, David P.; Kyle, Robert A.; Shampo, Marc A. (November 2010).
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in 1964). In that role, he was a leading scientific voice of the
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Italics denote acting or interim president (or term)
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Little Science Building at the 1217:Presidents of the University of Michigan 800:Presidents of the University of Michigan 311:or "black 6", which is the most popular 1257:Academics from Brookline, Massachusetts 750:President of the University of Michigan 620:Flaherty, Colleen (September 7, 2017). 471: 55:President of the University of Michigan 542: 540: 374:(ACS)) and served as President to the 1267:Presidents of the University of Maine 1045:Presidents of the University of Maine 259:after his secondary education at the 7: 651:", Vol. 161, 1357–1361, August 2002. 645:C. C. Little, Cancer and Inbred Mice 683:"The strange career of C.C. Little" 403:Tobacco Industry Research Committee 594:Basha, Riyah (September 2, 2017). 207:academic administrator, researcher 25: 1277:Noble and Greenough School alumni 840:(1869–1871, 1880–1882, 1887–1888) 385:was extremely limited during the 1232:American birth control activists 1287:20th-century American academics 579:. 20 March 2007. 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Clarence Cook Little

President of the University of Michigan
Alfred Henry Lloyd
Marion LeRoy Burton
Alexander Grant Ruthven
President
University of Maine
Brookline, Massachusetts
Ellsworth, Maine
Alma mater
Harvard University
American
genetics
cancer
tobacco
academic administrator
eugenics
Brookline, Massachusetts
Harvard University
Noble and Greenough School
Harvard University
World War I
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
American Birth Control League
Margaret Sanger
Lothrop Stoddard
W. E. Castle
mice

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