Loeb, Jacques, LOHB, zhahk (1859-1924), an American physiologist, made important studies of the chemistry and physics underlying the activities of living organisms. He proved that eggs can be made to develop by artificial means. In his opinion, all aspects of life can be explained in terms of physical and chemical processes. His works include The Dynamics of Living Matter (1906), The Mechanistic Conception of Life (1912), and Regeneration (1924).
De Duve, Christian Rene (1917-...), an English-born Belgian biochemist, shared the 1974 Nobel Prize for physiology or medicine with American… More>>
Keith, Sir Arthur (1866-1955), was a British anatomist and anthropologist. His major work consisted of the interpretation of fossil remains of… More>>
Meyerhof, Otto Fritz (1884-1951), a German-born biochemist, shared the 1922 Nobel Prize for physiology or medicine with the English physiologist… More>>
Guillemin, GEE yuh MAN, Roger Charles Louis (1924-...), a French-born American physiologist, shared the 1977 Nobel Prize for physiology or medicine… More>>
Bordet, bawr DAY, Jules-Jean-Baptiste-Vincent (1870-1961), was a Belgian bacteriologist and expert on serology (the analysis of serum, the clear… More>>
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