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Articles about notable biochemists include:
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Boris Pavlovich Belousov (1893–1970), USSR, chemist/biophysicist, Belousov-Zhabotinsky reaction .Konrad Emil Bloch , (1912–2000), German-American, 1964 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Paul D. Boyer , (born 1918), American, studies on ATP synthase , won the Nobel prize for chemistry in 1997Adrian John Brown , (1852–1920), British, pioneer in enzyme kineticsEduard Buchner , (1860–1917), German, 1907 Nobel Prize in Chemistry see fermentation (biochemistry) Dean Burk (1904–1988), American, co-discoverer of biotin .C
Robert Corey , (1897–1971), American, co-discoverer of the alpha helix and beta sheet Carl Ferdinand Cori , (1896–1984), American, 1947 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine , glycogen research.Gerty Cori , (1896–1957), American, 1947 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine , glycogen research.Peter Coveney , UK, Computational molecular biology specialist.Robert K. Crane , (1919-2010), American, discovered sodium-glucose cotransport .Francis Crick , (1916–2004), British, discovered the double helical structure of DNA.D
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David E. Green , (1910–1983) pioneer in the study of enzymes , particularly those involved in oxidative phosphorylation .Walter Greiling , (1900–1986), German, worked in the field of agricultural microbiology.Frederick Griffith , (1879–1941), British, discovered that DNA carried hereditary information.Walter Gilbert , (born 1932), American, 1980 Nobel Prize in Chemistry , molecular biologist, see also Biogen H
John Scott Haldane , (1860–1936), British, physiologist.Dorothy Hodgkin , (1910–1994), British, founder of protein crystallography and Nobel Prize winnerFrederick Gowland Hopkins , (1861–1947), British, Nobel Prize -winner for the discovery of vitamins Arthur Harden , (1865–1940), British, awarded a Nobel prize for studies on the enzymes of fermentation Wayne L. Hubbell , (born 1943), American, biochemist-pioneer of site-directed spin labelingMax Henius , (1859–1935) Danish-American Biochemist who specialized in the fermentation processes.I
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Herman Kalckar , (1908–1991), Danish, early work on cellular respiration , nucleotide metabolism and galactose metabolism.Sir Bernard Katz (1911–2003), German-born, 1970 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for work on nerve biochemistry and the pineal gland .
Stuart Alan Kauffman , (born 1939), Professor of Biochemistry and BiophysicsJohn Kendrew , (1917–1997), British. Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1962 for determining the first crystal structure of a protein, myoglobin .Sir Ernest Kennaway , (1881–1958), British. Early work on carcinogenic effects of hydrocarbons
Arthur Kornberg , (1918–2007) American biochemist, won the Nobel Prize in 1959 for discovery of DNA polymerase.Sir Hans Kornberg , (born 1928), British. Microbial biochemistry
Roger D. Kornberg , American biochemist, won the Nobel Prize in 2006 for studies on RNA polymerase.Thomas B. Kornberg , American biochemistErnst T. Krebs , Jr. (1911–1996). Promoter of the ineffective cancer cures laetrile and pangamic acid Sir Hans Adolf Krebs , (1900–1981), German, 1953 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine see Krebs cycle L
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John James Rickard Macleod , (1876–1935), Scottish biochemist and physiologist, 1923 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine , discovery of Insulin .Thaddeus Mann , (1908–1993), British reproductive biologist.Harden M. McConnell , (born 1927) American biochemistMaude Menten , (1879–1960) Canadian, early work on enzyme kinetics .Friedrich Miescher , (1844–1895) first scientist to isolate DNA Peter D. Mitchell , (1920–1992) British, 1978 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Leonor Michaelis , (1875–1949) German, early work on enzyme kinetics .César Milstein , (1927–2002), Argentine biochemist in the field of antibody research. Shared the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1984 with Niels K. Jerne and Georges Köhler.Jacques Monod , (1910–1976), French, 1965 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Kary Mullis , (born 1944), American, 1993 Nobel Prize in Chemistry see Polymerase chain reaction Elmer Verner McCollum (1879–1967) co-discovered Vitamins A and D and their benefitsN
David Nachmansohn , (1899–1983), German, responsible for elucidating the role of phosphocreatine in energy production in the muscles.Joseph Needham , (1900—1995), British, studied the history of Chinese scienceCarl Neuberg , (1877–1956), German, pioneer in the study of metabolism .Marshall Warren Nirenberg , (born 1927), American, winner of the 1968 Nobel Prize in Physiology or MedicinePaul Nurse , (born 1949), British, awarded a Nobel prize for studies on the control of the cell cycle O
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Jakub Karol Parnas , (1884–1949), Polish – Soviet, major contributor to the discovery of glycolysis Linus Pauling , (1901–1994) American, 1954 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Louis Pasteur , (1822–1895), French, Pioneer in microbiology and stereochemistry Max Perutz , (1914–2002), British, Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1962 for solving the crystal structure of hemoglobin Samuel Victor Perry (1918–2009), British, pioneer in muscle researchDavid Andrew Phoenix , (Born 1966), British, Structure-function relationships of amphiphilic peptides Q
Judah Hirsch Quastel , (1899–1987), British-Canadian, neurochemistry, soil metabolism, cell metabolism, and cancer.R
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Raj Shankar , (1947–2000), Indian Neurobiochemist, Work on: Cerebral Metabolism, Signal transduction and for establishing that there is phosphorylation related folding problem of proteins in Alzheimer's disease.T
Arne Tiselius , (1902–1971), Nobel laureate, developed protein electrophoresis.V
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Selman Waksman , (1888–1973), Russian, biochemist.James D. Watson , (born 1928), American, discovered the double helical structure of DNAMaurice Wilkins , (1916–2004), British, discovered the double helical structure of DNAFriedrich Wöhler , (1810–1882), German, chemist.X
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