Büchner, Eduard (1860–1917)
German organic chemist who was awarded the 1907 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
for his discovery that fermentation
did not require the presence of complete yeast
cells but only an extract containing the enzyme zymase
(which he isolated in 1903). This discovery inaugurated enzyme
chemistry. Related category
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