Iohannes Adolphus Krebs

Res apud Vicidata repertae:

Nativitas: 25 Augusti 1900; Hildesia
Obitus: 22 Novembris 1981; Oxonia
Patria: Germania, Britanniarum Regnum

Officium

Officium: Professor
Munus: biochemist, medicus, professor, Whitley Professor of Biochemistry, physiologist
Patronus: University of Sheffield, Universitas Oxoniensis, Universitas studiorum Friburgensis Brisgaudiae, Kaiser Wilhelm Society, Universitas Cantabrigiensis

Consociatio

Religio: Religio Iudaica

Familia

Proles: John Krebs, Baron Krebs

Memoria

Laurae: Societatis Regalis Londiniensis socius, Albert Lasker Award for Basic Medical Research, Praemium Nobelianum physiologiae et medicinae, Copley Medal, Pour le Mérite for Sciences and Arts order, Royal medal, Otto Warburg Medal, honorary doctor of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, honorary citizenship of Hildesheim, Croonian Lecture, honorary doctorate of the University of Granada, honorary doctor of the University of Valencia, Knight Bachelor

Iohannes Adolphus Krebs (natus Hildesiae in Germania die 25 Augusti 1900; mortuus Oxoniae in Anglia die 22 Novembris 1981) fuit medicus et biochemicus qui anno 1953 Nobelianum Medicinae Praemium cum Friderico Alberto Lipmann accepit, postquam cyclum acidi citrici descripserat.^[1]

NotaeRecensere

↑ Krebs HA, Johnson, WA (1937). "The Role of Citric Acid in Intermediate Metabolism in Animal Tissues". Enzymologia 4: 148–156

Nexus interni

Cyclus Krebs (cyclus acidi citrici, cyclus acidi tricarboxylici)
Cyclus ureae

Nexus externiRecensere

De Iohanne Adolpho Krebs in situ Praemio Nobeliano Medicinae dicato (Anglice)

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[1] Krebs HA, Johnson, WA (1937). "The Role of Citric Acid in Intermediate Metabolism in Animal Tissues". Enzymologia 4: 148–156

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