Frederick Gowland Hopkins
1861-1947
English biochemist who shared the 1929 Nobel Prize for physiology or medicine with Christiaan Eijkman for discovering the "accessory factors" that are...
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Frederick Gowland Hopkins
1861-1947
English Biochemist
Frederick Gowland Hopkins won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1929 for his research on the chemistry of nutrition. Hopkins proved th...
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The English biochemist Sir Frederick Gowland Hopkins (1861-1947) was the first to recognize the necessity for "accessory factors" in the diet, thereby initiating important work in vitamin research.On ...
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Frederick Hopkins is considered the founder of British biochemistry. A pioneer in the study and application of what he called accessory food factors (vitamins), he made important contributions to the ...
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Born in Sussex, England, Hopkins had a lonely and unhappy childhood. He was brought up by his widowed mother and an unmarried uncle who tended to ignore him. When Hopkins was seventeen, his uncle chos...
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Frederick Gowland Hopkins is considered the founder of British biochemistry. A pioneer in the study and application of what he called accessory food factors and what we call vitamins, he made importan...
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Frederick Hopkins is considered the founder of British biochemistry. A pioneer in the study and application of what he called accessory food factors (vitamins), he made important contributions to the ...
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Born in Sussex, England, Hopkins had a lonely and unhappy childhood. He was brought up by his widowed mother and an unmarried uncle who tended to ignore him. When Hopkins was seventeen, his uncle chos...
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Born in Sussex, England, Hopkins had a lonely and unhappy childhood. He was brought up by his widowed mother and an unmarried uncle who tended to ignore him. When Hopkins was seventeen, his uncle chos...
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