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2. Oliver H. Lowry - Wikipedia

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   As of September 2015, his 1951 paper in the Journal of Biological Chemistry [5] describing the protein assay was still the most-highly cited paper in history, with more than 310,000 citations, [6] although Lowry stated it was not the most important paper he had ever written.

3. William DeGrado - Wikipedia

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   As an early pioneer of protein design, he coined the term de novo protein design. He is also active in discovery of small molecule drugs for a variety of human diseases. He is a member of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences (1999), American Academy of Arts & Sciences (1997) and National Academy of Inventors. He also is a scientific cofounder ...

4. Column: UCLA advertised a faculty job that carries no pay ...

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   There are prerequisites, however: Applicants must have a doctorate in chemistry, biochemistry or an equivalent discipline and "significant experience" in teaching chemistry or biochemistry at the ...

5. David Baker (biochemist) - Wikipedia

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   Baker's group is also active in the field of protein design; [12] [23] they are noted for designing Top7, the first artificial protein with a novel fold. [24] In 2017, Baker's Institute for Protein Design received over $11 million from Open Philanthropy, [25] [26] followed by an additional $3 million donation in 2021. [27]

6. List of biochemists - Wikipedia

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   American protein chemist at the University of Washington. He was the Founding editor of Biochemistry, which he edited for 30 years (1961–1991). Member Natl. Acad. Sci. USA. Eric Newsholme (1935–2011). British biochemist at the University of Oxford who specialised in human metabolism.

7. Marvin Makinen - Wikipedia

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   He is presently professor in the department of biochemistry and molecular biology at the University of Chicago, and has served as chairman of the department from 1988 to 1993. His primary research interests in molecular biophysics and biochemistry are in mechanisms of enzymes and the structural basis of enzyme action.