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Noble Prize Winners in Protein Synthesis

Noble Prize Winners in Protein Synthesis - Nobel prize winnes. In the last 15 years several Nobel prizes in physiology and medicine have been awarded for work done on nucleic acids and protein synthesis. In 1975 Alexander Todd of Great Britain was awarded the prize for his studies on nucleotides and nucleotidic coenzymes.

The 1958 prize went to Beadle and Tatum for their work showing that one gene is responsible for one enzyme. Lederberg also shared the prize for his work on genetic recombination. The 1959 Nobel prize was shared by Ochoa and Kornberg for successful synthesis of RNA and DNA, repectively.

Watson  of U. S. A and Crick and Wilkins of Great Britain received the 1962 prize for elcucidating the structure of DNA. In 1965 the prize was awarded to Jacob, Monod and Lwoff of France for their discovery of regulator genes.

The 1968 prize went to the Americans Nirenberg and Khorana for their work on the genetic code, and to Holley (also of U. S. A.) for his finding out the nucleotide sequence of tRNA. In 1969 Delbruck, Hershey and Luria received the prize for their work on the reproductive pattern of viruses, In 1975 Temin was awarded the Nobel prize for his work on RNA directed DNA synthesis.

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