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Biochemists

This group collects the Chemistry subcategory's members whose defining work concerns biochemistry: enzymes, proteins, nucleic acids and the chemical processes inside living cells, spanning the classical biochemists who mapped metabolic pathways to the modern structural biologists who solved protein structures by crystallography and cryo-electron microscopy. It is kept apart from this atlas's separate Life Sciences subcategory, whose members work primarily as biologists rather than as chemists studying biological molecules.

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Field Established
1858 1
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Biochemists
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Adolf Butenandt

Chemistry
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Alan R. Battersby

Chemistry
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Alexander R. Todd

Chemistry
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Arieh Warshel

Chemistry
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Arne Tiselius

Chemistry
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Arthur Harden

Chemistry
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Avram Hershko

Chemistry
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Christian B. Anfinsen

Chemistry
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David Baker

Chemistry
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Emil Fischer

Chemistry
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Emmanuelle Charpentier

Chemistry
3 links

Frances Arnold

Chemistry
6 links

Frank H. Westheimer

Chemistry
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Hans von Euler-Chelpin

Chemistry
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Hartmut Michel

Chemistry
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James B. Sumner

Chemistry
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James Bryant Conant

Chemistry
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Jennifer Doudna

Chemistry
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Jens C. Skou

Chemistry
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JoAnne Stubbe

Chemistry
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Johann Deisenhofer

Chemistry
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John Cornforth

Chemistry
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John E. Walker

Chemistry
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John Howard Northrop

Chemistry
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John Kendrew

Chemistry
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John Wilkinson

Chemistry
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Jokichi Takamine

Chemistry
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Karl August Folkers

Chemistry
2 links

Kathleen Lonsdale

Chemistry
2 links

Louis Pasteur

Chemistry
9 links

Melvin Calvin

Chemistry
3 links

Michael Smith

Chemistry
1 link

Paul D. Boyer

Chemistry
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Paul Modrich

Chemistry
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Peter D. Mitchell

Chemistry
2 links

Richard Kuhn

Chemistry
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Richard Synge

Chemistry
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Robert Bruce Merrifield

Chemistry
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Robert Huber

Chemistry
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Roger D. Kornberg

Chemistry
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Roger Y. Tsien

Chemistry
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Ronald Breslow

Chemistry
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Stanford Moore

Chemistry
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Thomas A. Steitz

Chemistry
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Vincent du Vigneaud

Chemistry
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Virginijus Šikšnys

Chemistry
1 link

William Howard Stein

Chemistry
3 links

William Lipscomb

Chemistry
4 links
Sources
1. Wikipedia: Biochemistry
WikipediaBiochemistry, History and development section, Kletzinsky paragraph
Quote, Biochemistry, History and development section, Kletzinsky paragraph
The term "biochemistry" was first used when Vinzenz Kletzinsky (1826-1882) had his "Compendium der Biochemie" printed in Vienna in 1858.
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