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Tibor Gánti

Hungarian biochemist (1933–2009)

  • Fame39.6
  • Momentum15.2
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Lived 1933–2009, aged 76
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    1933–2009
    Aged 76
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Updated 2026-07-01

Tibor Gánti was a Hungarian theoretical biologist and biochemist, who is best known for his theory of the chemoton, a model for defining the minimal nature of life. He taught industrial biochemistry at Faculty of Science of the Eötvös University, and theoretical biology at University of Gödöllő, József Attila University, and Eötvös University.

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