Pierre Chambon biography, married, wife, awards, education, nobel prize, net worth

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Pierre was born on 7 February 1931. He was born under the zodiac sign of <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aquarius_(astrology)">Aquarius</a> and it is known that Pierre was born in Mulhouse in France. At present, he is 86 years old and he is still living in France. There is no information available about his parents and there is no information available regarding his education either. It is believed that Pierre’s complete childhood was spent in France. He even witnessed the whole World War 2.

Pierre is known to have laid the foundation of Institute for Genetics and Cellular and Molecular Biology. The institute is located in Strasbourg in France. Pierre is known to have used gene cloning method to understand the structure of eukaryotic genes. He also discovered RNA polymerase II. This is basically a control element during cloning of cells. He is really famous for this he also established a relationship between nuclear hormone receptors and physiology of a human.

At present, Pierre is known to be married. He lives with his wife and with his children in France but the name of his wife is not known. He had been a really reserved personality and he revealed very little details in public about his personal and private life.

Talking about the award he won, the first significant award he won was Richard Lounsbery Award and he was honored with this award in 1982. Later in 1985, he got Academie des Sciences Award and in 1987 he was also honored with Harvey Award.

In 1999, it was reported that Pierre was honored with Louisa Gross Horwitz Price and the award was sponsored by Columbia University.  Later in 2003, it came in the news that Pierre received March of Dimes Prize and he was given this award for Developmental Biology.

The next year, in 2004, Pierre was honored with another award. This time it was Albert Lasker Award for Basic Medical Research. Later in 2010, it was informed that Pierre received Gairdner Foundation International Award. This award was given to him for his research on transcriptions in animal cells.

In the same research, he also highlighted his discovery of superfamily of nuclear receptors. Pierre had been really hard working and his life had been full of these big achievements. It is also known that Pierre received a Nobel Prize for all his contribution in the field of biology.

The total annual salary of Pierre is not known. As mentioned above, he had been very secretive in public domain and he never disclosed any information apart from information about his researches and award. It is believed that most of his income came from his lectures, his research work, and his awards. Pierre’s net worth is also a secret and any information about his net worth is not available on any of the public domain. Most of his published papers are also available online on the web for the reference of scholars and researchers.

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