1 RunA NYT19991011.0405 was awarded the nobel prize in physiology or medicine on monday for discovering that proteins carry signals that act as zip codes , helping them find their correct locations within the cell 1 RunA NYT19991011.0354 credited rockefeller university 's focus on basic research for the last century in providing him the teaching and work environment to make his discoveries 1 RunA NYT19991011.0454 learned of his nobel award shortly before 5 a.m. on monday 1 RunA NYT19991011.0454 knew the award was being announced on monday 1 RunA NYT19991011.0454 has conducted for 30 years 1 RunA NYT19991011.0354 said that with more research he expected that scientists would unravel the mysteries of how brain cells are damaged by alzheimer 's disease , blood cells are destroyed by the aids virus and other infections , and normal cells become malignant 1 RunA NYT19991011.0354 is still working , trying to unravel the trafficking of signals between the cell 's nucleus and cytoplasm 1 RunA NYT19991011.0354 found that each newly made protein has an organelle-specific address , a stretch of the protein called a signal sequence , that is recognized by receptors on an organelle 's surface 1 RunA NYT19991011.0354 reasoned that proteins have to be transported either out of the cell , or to the different organelles 1 RunA NYT19991011.0354 said his work has not found any cures and that there will not be specific treatments for many cancers and other diseases until scientists gain that fundamental understanding 1 RunA APW19991011.0120 was not immediately available for comment 1 RunA APW19991011.0120 a cellular and molecular biologist 1 RunA APW19991011.0120 discovered by displaying an aerial picture of new york city 1 RunA APW19991011.0120 guenter 1 RunA NYT19991011.0188 63 1 RunA APW19991011.0319 found that after proteins are created , they reach their various workplaces because they carry signals that indicate where to go 1 RunA NYT19991011.0454 hans 1 RunA NYT19991011.0454 was born in 1936 in waltersdorf , silesia , germany , now part of poland 1 RunA NYT19991011.0454 is a tall , kindly man with an impressive shock of white hair , an appearance that `` has lent an air of authority to his lectures 1 RunA NYT19991011.0454 helped solve ************************************************ 1 RunB NYT19991011.0406 Blobel was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine on Monday for discovering that proteins carry signals that act as ZIP codes, helping them find their correct locations within the cell. 1 RunB NYT19991011.0406 at the University of Wisconsin. 1 RunB NYT19991011.0454 Gunter Blobel did, and earned a Ph.D. 1 RunB NYT19991011.0454 At the time, his brother, Hans, was on the faculty of the University of Wisconsin on a Fulbright Scholarship. 1 RunB NYT19991011.0454 Hans advised Gunter that his medical training was insufficient to do research, that American universities were ahead of their German counterparts because of the war, and that he should come to Madison. 1 RunB NYT19991011.0454 there in 1967. ************************************************ 1 RunC NYT19991011.0352 a cellular and molecular biologist at Rockefeller University in New York City 1 RunC XIE19980422.0123 German parliamentarian ************************************************ 1 RunD NYT19991011.0352 cellular and molecular biologist at Rockefeller University in New York City ************************************************ 1 RunE NYT19991011.0352 NEW YORK _ Dr. Gunter Blobel , a cellular and molecular biologist at Rockefeller University in New York City , won the 1999 Nobel 1 RunE NYT19991011.0354 that American universities were ahead of their German counterparts because of the war , and that he should come to Madison 1 RunE NYT19991011.0402 ( NYT11 ) NEW YORK - - Oct. 11 , 1999 - - SCI - NOBEL - MEDICINE - 2 , 10 - 11 - - Dr. Gunter Blobel and his wife Laura Maioglio , walk from his lab to the auditorium at Rockefeller University on Monday 1 RunE NYT19991011.0352 said many advances in recent decades , including his own research , was in some way derived from Blobel 's findings ************************************************ 1 RunF NYT19991011.0352 c.1999 N.Y. Times News Service NEW YORK _ Dr. Gunter Blobel , a cellular and molecular biologist at Rockefeller University in New York City , won the 1999 Nobel Prize in medicine on Monday for discovering that proteins carry signals that act as ZIP codes , helping them find their correct ************************************************ RunG Who is Gunter Blobel? Dr. (NYT11) NEW YORK -- Oct. 11, 1999 -- SCI-NOBEL-MEDICINE-2, 10-11 -- Dr. Gunter Blobel and his wife Laura Maioglio, walk from his lab to the auditorium at Rockefeller University on Monday. a cellular and molecular biologist at Rockefeller University in New York City NEW YORK _ Dr. Gunter Blobel, a cellular and molecular biologist at Rockefeller University in New York City, won the 1999 Nobel Prize in medicine on Monday for discovering that proteins carry signals that act as ZIP codes, helping them find their correct locations within the cell. ************************************************ 1 RunH NYT19991011.0454 YORK _ Dr. Gunter Blobel, a cellular and molecular biologist at Rockefeller University in New York ************************************************