Frederick Sanger, Two-Time Nobel-Winning Scientist, Dies at 95 »

Share on Facebook

Share on Twitter

Dr. Sanger, a British biochemist, showed how amino acids link together to form insulin in 1958, and invented a method of “reading” molecular letters that make up the genetic code in 1980. Source Main page (current trends)

More about: Amino Acids, British biochemist, Frederick Sanger

Share on Facebook

Share on Twitter

Your comments