The Carnegie Institution Department of Embryology, the most isolated of the institution's six research branches, bred this year's Nobel Prize winner for Physiology/Medicine; a winner of the 2006 Lasker Prize - known as the "American Nobel" - as well as thousands of other discoveries in its 93-year history.
Embryology is located on the back loop of a small winding road that borders the back of the Johns Hopkins' Homewood...
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