Martin Rodbell
Biochimico
Martin Rodbell è stato un biochimico e endocrinologo molecolare statunitense.
Rodbell è conosciuto principalmente per la scoperta delle proteine G. Nel 1994 ha ricevuto il Premio Nobel per la fisiologia e la medicina insieme ad Alfred G. Wikipedia
Nascita: 1 dicembre 1925, Baltimora, Maryland
Morte: 7 dicembre 1998, Carolina del Nord
Coniuge: Barbara Ledermann (s. 1950–1998)
Figli: Suzanne Rodbell, Paul Rodbell, Andrew Rodbell e altri ancora
Genitori: Milton Rodbell e Shirley Abrams Rodbell
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Martin Rodbell (December 1, 1925 – December 7, 1998) was an American biochemist and molecular endocrinologist who is best known for his discovery of ...
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