Chemist no. 125 of 350 · Biochemistry

Arne Tiselius

1902-1971SwedenNobel Chemistry 1948

Electrophoresis and adsorption analysis

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The discovery, explained

Arne Tiselius: How Electric Fields Taught Us to See Blood Proteins

How Arne Tiselius built the moving-boundary electrophoresis apparatus, separated blood serum proteins and advanced chromatography. Notes for JAM, NET, GATE.

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Biography

Arne Tiselius: The Swedish Pioneer of Electrophoresis and Chromatography

Life of Arne Tiselius, Swedish biochemist who developed electrophoresis, showed the complexity of serum proteins and won the 1948 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

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