[bawr-dey; Fr. bawr-de] 
| Jules Jean Baptiste Vin⋅cent [zhyl zhahn ba-teest van-sahn] , 1870–1961, Belgian physiologist and bacteriologist: Nobel prize for medicine 1919. |
Bordet Bor·det (bôr-dā'), Jules Jean Baptiste Vincent. 1870-1961.
Belgian bacteriologist. With French bacteriologist Octave Gengou (1875-1957), he developed (1900) the technique of complement fixation testing and discovered (1906) the agent of whooping cough. Bordet won a 1919 Nobel Prize for advances in immunology.