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1932 - Nutrition
Nutrition
Nobel laureate Otto H. Warburg, 49, and his colleagues at Germany's Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Biology find a yellow coenzyme that catalyzes the transfer of hydrogen atoms (see vitamin B2—riboflavin, 1935).
Entiat, Wash.-born University of Pittsburgh biochemist Charles Glen King, 36, isolates vitamin C (ascorbic acid) (see 1933; Szent-Györgyi, 1928).
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