Nobel Rejections

I came across a paper summarizing some of the hostilities and/or manuscript rejections associated with discoveries that were eventually awarded a Nobel prize. Obviously, innovative science is often not appreciated immediately. Here's a few notable examples:

• Hans Krebs, manuscipt on the citric acid cycle. Rejected by Nature. Published in Enzymologia
  
• Kary Mullis, manusciprt on the polymerase chain reaction. Rejected by Nature, Science. Published in Methods in Enzymology
• Hartmut Michel, manuscript on the determination of the three dimensional structure of a photosynthetic reaction center. Rejected by Nature.
• Pavel Cherenkov, manuscript on "Visible radiation produced by electrons moving in a medium with velocities exceeding that of the light". Rejected by Nature.
  
• Burnet could not find any journal to publish his work on the production of antibodies. The work appeared instead in an unrefereed monograph.