Albertus Szent-Györgyi
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Obitus: 22 Octobris 1986; Woods Hole
Patria: Hungaria
Familia
Coniunx: Kornélia Demény, Márta Borbíró, June Susan Wichterman, Marcia Houston
Memoria
Albertus Szent-Györgyi, Hungarice plenissime Nagyrápolti Szent-Györgyi Albert Imre (Budapestini die 16 Septembris 1893 natus; mortuus die 22 Octobris 1986 apud Woods Hole Massachusettensium), biochemicus, praemium Nobelianum physiologiae et medicinae anno 1937 meruit propter vitaminum C repertum.
Alumnus fuit facultatis medicae Budapestinensis. Apud plures officinas biochemicas Bratislaviae, Berolini, Lugduni Batavorum, Groningae operam dedit; deinde alumnus universitatis Cantabrigiensis gradum doctoris ascendit. Professor fuit ab anno 1930 apud universitatem Szegediensem. Cantabrigiae et Segedini illos labores persecutus est quorum gratia praemio Nobeliano laureatus erit: "acidum hexaluronicum" (ita a principio appellatum) repperit et definivit; quod acidum discipulus Iosephus Svirbely ad ultimum vitamino C (iam quaesito sed nondum reperto) recte assimulavit; hoc vitaminum e fructibus capsici dulcis extraxit. Ac mechanismum acidi fumarici in cyclo acidi citrici invenit. Anno 1947 ab Hungaria in Civitates Foederatas migravit institutumque inquisitionum de musculis iuxta Laboratorium Biologiae Marinae Woods Hole in oppido Massachusettensi condidit.
Scripta
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- Libri
- 1937 : Studies on Biological Oxidation and Some of its Catalysts (Budapestini, 1937)
- 1937 : Biológiai oxidációk, fermentációk és vitaminok (Budapestini)
- 1938 : A béke élet- és erkölcstana (Budapestini)
- 1940 : On Oxidation, Fermentation, Vitamins, Health, and Disease (1940)
- 1943 : Az élet tudománya
- 1947 : Chemistry of Muscular Contraction (Novi Eboraci: Academic Press, 1947., 1951.
- 1957 : Bioenergetics (Novi Eboraci)
- 1960 : Introduction to a Submolecular Biology Chapters I and II (Novi Eboraci: Academic Press, 1960.
- 1963 : Science Ethics and Politics (Novi Eboraci)
- 1968 : Bioelectronics (Novi Eboraci); versio Hungarica: Egy biológus gondolatai (Budapestini: Gondolat, 1970)
- 1970 : The Crazy Ape
- 1971 : What next?!
- 1972 : The living state
- 1973 : Az élet jellege (Budapestini: Magvető) ISBN 9632700430
- 1973 : Az élő állapot (Budapestini: Kriterion)
- 1976 : Electronic Biology and Cancer: A New Theory of Cancer
- 1983 : Válogatott tanulmányok (Budapestini: Gondolat) ISBN 963 281 261 1
- 1983 : Az anyag élő állapota (Budapestini: Magvető) ISBN 9632719832
- 1989 : Az őrült majom (Budapestini: Magvető ISBN 9631415104
- Commentationes selectae
- 1932-1933 (cum Joseph Louis Svirbely) : "The Chemical Nature of Vitamin C" pars i pars ii in Biochemical Journal vol. 26 (1932) pp. 865-870, vol. 27 (1933) pp. 279-85.
- 1934 (cum Ilona Banga) : "The Large Scale Preparation of Ascorbic Acid from Hungarian Pepper (Capsicum annuum)," Biochemical Journal 28: 1625-28.
- 1963 : "Lost in the Twentieth Century," Annual Review of Biochemistry 32 (1963): 1-14.
- 1971 : "Looking Back," Perspectives in Biology and Medicine 15 (1971): 1-5.
- 1977 : "Electronic Biology and Cancer" in Benjamin Kaminer, ed., Search and Discovery: A Tribute to Albert Szent-Györgyi (Academic Press).
- 1979 : "The Living State and Cancer" in Ciba Foundation Symposium no. 67: 3-18.
Bibliographia
[recensere | fontem recensere]Nexus externi
[recensere | fontem recensere]- "The Albert Szent-Gyorgyi Papers." Apud Bibliothecam Nationalem Medicam.
- "Biographical Overview." Ibidem.
- Index scriptorum Alberti Szent-Györgyi apud Vicipaediam Hungaricam.