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The winners of the prestigious prize were announced Monday in Stockholm.
​​The scientists won for their research in nuclear reprogramming, a process that instructs adult cells to form early stem cells, which can then be used to form any tissue type. ÂYamanaka is a professor at Kyoto University in Japan, while Gurdon is currently at the Gurdon Institute in Cambridge.
The disclosure of the winners of the medicine prize begins a week of announcements of Nobel prize winners.
Physics will be announced on Tuesday, chemistry on Wednesday, literature is likely on Thursday, and the prestigious Peace Prize on Friday. Â
The Nobel Memorial Prize in economic sciences will be announced on October 15.
This year's laureates will receive their prizes in Stockholm in December.
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