RefNoOL/3/23
LevelItem
TitleLecture given in the memory of Rudolph Schoenheimer, by Otto Loewi
Datend
DescriptionDescribes the work of Schoenheimer on using isotopes to trace the course and rate of metabolism; also the work of Urey on heavy hydrogen, which made his work possible; introduces Georg de Hevesy, Nobel prize winner in chemistry for his work on isotopes, to give a speech on 'The application of radioactive indicators to the study of metabolic processes'.
Extent3pp
FormatCarbon
AccessStatusOpen
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