Chemist no. 110 of 350 · Biochemistry
Arthur Harden
1865-1940United KingdomNobel Chemistry 1929
Fermentation of sugars and coenzymes
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Arthur Harden: Phosphate, Coenzymes and the Chemistry of Fermentation
How Arthur Harden and William Young found that phosphate and a dialysable coenzyme drive yeast fermentation, a key step to glycolysis. Nobel Prize 1929.
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Arthur Harden: Complete Life and Legacy
Life of Sir Arthur Harden (1865-1940), English biochemist who found the role of phosphate and coenzymes in fermentation and shared the 1929 Nobel Prize.
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