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Luis Federico Leloir was an Argentine biochemist who made important contributions to understanding how living organisms process and store sugar. His work on the chemical reactions involved in carbohydrate metabolism helped advance the field of biochemistry and earned him recognition as a significant scientific figure.
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- Born
- 6 Sep 1906
- Died
- 2 Dec 1987
- Works
- 3
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- Suprarrenales y metabolismo de los hidratos de carbono
- Comentarios sobre la investigacion cientifica en la Argentina
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Luis Federico Leloir (6 septembre 1906 à Paris - 2 décembre 1987 à Buenos Aires, Argentine) est un biochimiste argentin. En 1970, il obtient le prix Nobel de chimie.
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