Alexander Evseevich Braunstein
✓ Source-basedrisingSoviet biochemist
Lived 1902 to 1986 · aged 84
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Alexander Yevseyevich Braunstein (1902-1986) was a Soviet biochemist. He is best known for his co-discovery, along with Maria Kritzman, of enzymatic transamination and its dependence on vitamin B6. Braunstein and American scientist Esmond Emerson Snell have been cited as the "fathers of vitamin B6".
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Yakov MalkielAlso won honorary doctorate from the University of Paris-VIIAravind JoshiAlso won honorary doctorate from the University of Paris-VIIRoland KuhnAlso won honorary doctorate from the University of Paris-VII
Georgios C. PapanicolaouAlso won honorary doctorate from the University of Paris-VII
Herbert SpohnAlso won honorary doctorate from the University of Paris-VIISusumu KunoAlso won honorary doctorate from the University of Paris-VII
Georgios C. PapanicolaouAlso won honorary doctorate from the University of Paris-VIIHerbert SpohnAlso won honorary doctorate from the University of Paris-VIISusumu KunoAlso won honorary doctorate from the University of Paris-VIIAbout this person
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Lived 1902 to 1986 · aged 84
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