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Photosynthetic Reaction Center, Volume 2 by Johann Deisenhofer, James R. Norris, 1993-07-28
Biography - Deisenhofer, Johann (1943-): An article from: Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team, 2002-01-01
The Photosynthetic Reaction Center . Volume I by Johann Deisenhofer, James R. Norris, 1993-07-28
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Deisenhofer, Johann, born in 1943, German chemist and Nobel Prize winner. Deisenhofer contributed greatly to the understanding of photosynthesis, the
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Deisenhofer Johann (ur. 1943), chemik niemiecki, profesor Max Planck Institut für Biochemie w Martinsried (RFN) i University of Texas
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Translate this page Deisenhofer, Johann (*1943), deutscher Biochemiker und Nobelpreiträger.
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Translate this page Deisenhofer, Johann (Zusamaltheim, Baviera 1943), chimico tedesco. Il suo più importante contributo andò alla comprensione della fotosintesi,
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