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''In 1935, in collaboration with [[Charles Lindbergh]], the airman who was the first to flow across the Atlantic, he devised a machine for supplying a sterile respiratory system to organs removed from the body.''  
 
''In 1935, in collaboration with [[Charles Lindbergh]], the airman who was the first to flow across the Atlantic, he devised a machine for supplying a sterile respiratory system to organs removed from the body.''  
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''He discussed this aspect of his work and its implications in his book The Culture of Organs. Carrel also published the well-known book entitled Man, the Unknown.'' <ref>[http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/medicine/laureates/1912/carrel-bio.html Alexis Carrel]</ref>  
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''He discussed this aspect of his work and its implications in his book The Culture of Organs. Carrel also published the well-known book entitled Man, the Unknown.'' cf:<ref>[http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/medicine/laureates/1912/carrel-bio.html Alexis Carrel]</ref>  
    
Carrel, in collaboration with Theodore Tuffier, performed on the heart a successful series of valvotomies. He is considered the father of organ transplants and open heart surgery.  
 
Carrel, in collaboration with Theodore Tuffier, performed on the heart a successful series of valvotomies. He is considered the father of organ transplants and open heart surgery.  
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