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Mitchell Robinson
Mitchell Robinson, NBA center, ex-New York Knick now with the Boston Celtics; 2018 second-round pick, 2026 champion, NBA single-season FG% record holder (.742).
Mitchell Ryan
Mitchell Ryan (1934-2022) was an American character actor known as Burke Devlin on Dark Shadows, General McAllister in Lethal Weapon, and Edward Montgomery on Dharma & Greg, also a SAG Foundation president.
Mitchell S. Albert
Mitchell S. Albert is a physical chemist and medical imaging scientist who co-invented hyperpolarized noble gas MRI, which makes the lung's air spaces visible to MRI.
Mitchell S. Golbus
Mitchell S. Golbus is an American perinatologist-geneticist who pioneered prenatal diagnosis and fetal therapy at UCSF, co-authoring the textbook The Unborn Patient and helping establish fetal surgery.
Mitchell S.V. Elkind
Mitchell S.V. Elkind is an American neurologist and stroke epidemiologist, Columbia professor emeritus and American Heart Association chief science officer, who led the Northern Manhattan Study and the ARCADIA trial.
Mitchell Santner
Mitchell Santner (born 1992) is a New Zealand slow left-arm orthodox all-rounder and the BLACKCAPS ODI and T20I captain since December 2024, known for the 7/53 Pune Test and 2024 series win in India.
Mitchell Schwartz
Mitchell Schwartz, NFL offensive tackle for the Browns (2012-2015) and Chiefs (2016-2020), four-time All-Pro, Super Bowl LIV winner, 7,894 consecutive snaps, retired 2022 after back injury.
Mitchell Skinner
Mitchell Skinner is an Australian-born trader who co-founded Akuna Capital, a Chicago-based proprietary options market-making firm, with Andrew Killion in 2011, having previously worked at Optiver.
Mitchell Spearrin
Mitchell Spearrin is an American mechanical engineer and professor at UCLA who develops laser-based sensors for chemically reacting flows, earning a 2025 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers.
Mitchell Starc
Mitchell Starc (born 1990, Sydney) is an Australian left-arm fast bowler, Test debut 2011; most successful left-arm pacer in Test history with 445 Test wickets, 2015 ODI World Cup Player of the Tournament, Wisden Leading Cricketer 2025.
Mitchell Syndrome
Mitchell syndrome (MITCH, OMIM 618960), also called ACOX1 upregulation, an ultra-rare autosomal dominant peroxisomal neurodegenerative disorder from the de novo ACOX1 p.Asn237Ser gain-of-function variant, causing episodic demyelination, polyneuropathy, and hearing loss; distinct from Mitchell–Riley syndrome.
Mitchell T. Rabkin
Mitchell T. Rabkin is an American endocrinology and diabetes researcher, trained at Harvard and Massachusetts General Hospital, who led Boston's Beth Israel Hospital for three decades from 1966.
Mitchell Trubisky
Mitchell Trubisky, quarterback from Mentor, Ohio, taken second overall by the Chicago Bears in the 2017 NFL Draft; 2018 Pro Bowler later a Bills, Steelers, and Titans backup.
Mitchell W. Spellman
Mitchell W. Spellman, also known as Mitchell Wright Spellman, was an American surgeon and medical educator who served as founding executive dean of the Charles R. Drew Postgraduate Medical School.
Mitchell Whitfield
Mitchell Whitfield, American actor from Brooklyn, known as Stan Rothenstein in My Cousin Vinny (1992), Barry Farber on Friends, and the voice of Donatello in TMNT (2007); also voiced roles in Vampirina and Transformers: Robots in Disguise.
Mitchell Winnik
Mitchell A. Winnik is a polymer chemist and full professor at the University of Toronto, known for latex film research, living CDSA of block copolymer micelles, and Maxpar reagents.
Mitchell, SD Micro Area
Mitchell, SD Micro Area (CBSA 33580) is a South Dakota micropolitan statistical area around Mitchell, covering Davison, Hanson, and Sanborn counties, with about 25,800 residents and a 2.0 percent unemployment rate.
Mitchelle Drulis
Mitchelle Drulis is an American Democratic politician, a member of the New Jersey General Assembly from the 16th district since her first election in 2023.
Mite
Mite (Acari): tiny arachnids related to spiders and ticks, 0.1-30 mm long, with over 48,000 described species in two lineages, Acariformes and Parasitiformes, feeding as predators, plant pests, parasites, and decomposers.
Miter saw
A miter saw, also called a mitre saw or drop saw, is a circular power saw on a hinged arm that makes accurate angle cuts in trim and framing work.
Mites affecting humans
Mites affecting humans are small arachnids, from the burrowing scabies mite to house dust and storage mites, that cause itchy skin, asthma, and diseases such as scrub typhus.
Mitesh Rameshbhai Patel
Mitesh Rameshbhai Patel, born 1965 in Sarsa, Gujarat, is an Indian Bharatiya Janata Party politician who has represented the Anand constituency in the Lok Sabha since 2019.
Mitesh Shah
Mitesh Shah is an Indian finance executive and angel investor who co-founded Inflection Point Ventures after serving as CFO at Ola and head of finance at BookMyShow.
MITF
MITF (microphthalmia-associated transcription factor) is a chromosome 3 bHLH-LZ transcription factor governing melanocytes, retinal pigment epithelium, osteoclasts, and mast cells; multiple promoter-driven isoforms, with variants causing Waardenburg type II, Tietz, COMMAD, and melanoma risk.
Mitford family
Mitford family: English aristocratic family of the Barons Redesdale, famous for six sisters (Nancy, Pamela, Diana, Unity, Jessica, Deborah) whose politics ranged from fascism to communism, plus novelist Nancy's books and the Chatsworth connection.
Mithali Raj (మితాలి దొరై రాజ్)
Mithali Raj (మితాలి దొరై రాజ్), Indian women's cricket captain 1999–2022; record 10,868 international runs, 7,805 ODI runs, six World Cups, Padma Shri, retired June 2022.
Mithat Bayrak
Mithat Bayrak (1929-2014), Turkish Greco-Roman wrestler, won consecutive Olympic gold in welterweight (73 kg) at Melbourne 1956 and Rome 1960, later coached KSV Witten 07 in Germany; FILA Hall of Fame 2011.
Mithibai College
Mithibai College (Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal's Mithibai College of Arts, Chauhan Institute of Science and Amrutben Jivanlal College of Commerce and Economics) is an autonomous University of Mumbai college in Vile Parle West, founded 1961, NAAC A++ (CGPA 3.55, 2024), about 10,000 students.
Mithila (region)
Mithila (मिथिला), also Videha and Tirhut, is a cultural region of northern Bihar, India and southeastern Nepal, homeland of Maithili, ruled by the Karnata and Oinwar dynasties, famed for Janaka, Sita, and Maithili scholarship.
Mithila Palkar (मिथिला पालकर)
Mithila Palkar (मिथिला पालकर), born 1993 in Mumbai, is an Indian actress and singer best known as Kavya Kulkarni in Little Things, which moved from YouTube to Netflix. A 2016 Marathi cup song made her viral; films span Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, and Tamil, including Muramba, Karwaan, Happy Patel, and Bhooth Bangla.