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UPDATED: 09:12, December 10, 2004
Linda B. Buck, the only female Nobel laureate
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American scientist and Nobel Prize laureate Linda B. Buck poses in front of the statue of Alfred Bernhard Nobel at Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, capital of Sweden, Dec. 7, 2004. Buck, together with her compatriot Richard Axel, won the 2004 Nobel Prize for physiology or medicine for their work on the sense of smell. As the only female laureate in scientific fields this year, Buck attracted particular attention from the media and the public in Stockholm.

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American scientist and Nobel Prize laureate Linda B. Buck smells flowers to explain her work at a news conference at Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, capital of Sweden, Dec. 7, 2004.

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American scientist and Nobel Prize laureate Linda B. Buck attends a news conference at Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, capital of Sweden, Dec. 7, 2004.

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