Rita Levi-Montalcini: Nobel Prize-winning biologist who was forced to keep work ...

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  • Rita Levi-Montalcini helped urge believe of tellurian cells
  • Her investigate led to softened believe of tumours and foolish dementia
  • She continued her investigate in a face of anti-Semitic harm in Italy
  • Levi-Montalcini won a Nobel Prize for her work in a U.S in 1986

By
Steve Nolan

15:58 EST, 30 Dec 2012


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07:22 EST, 31 Dec 2012

A Nobel Prize winning scientist who defied Italy’s facist regime and and carried out pivotal investigate into tellurian cells subterraneous during World War Two has died aged 103.

Biologist Rita Levi-Montalcini, who helped urge the believe of tumours and conditions such as foolish dementia, died during home in Rome today.

Her genocide was described as a good detriment ‘for all of humanity’ by Rome Mayor Gianni Alemanno who praised her ‘civic conscience,

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