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Marion Dorset (1872-1935) was an influential American biochemist. He began working as researcher a for the U.s. Department of Agriculture in 1894, and worked his way up to become chief of the biochemical division in 1904. He made important discoveries in bacterial toxins and animal diseases, and he conducted pioneering work in the inspection of meat products. He co-discovered the virus that causes hog cholera and subsequently developed a serum to prevent it.