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Tiselius

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Ti·se·li·us (t-sl-s), Arne Wilhelm Kaurin 1902-1971.
Swedish biochemist. He won a 1948 Nobel Prize for his study of serum proteins.


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1926 Arne Tiselius develops moving boundary electrophoresis of proteins; Theodor Svedberg determines the molecular weight of hemoglobin by ultracentrifugation; ASCP appoints a "Committee on the Registration of Laboratory Technicians" to define and classify medical technicians.
Sc) exam at the University of Uppsala, I approached Professor Arne Tiselius at the Institute of Biochemistry there to become a graduate student under his supervision.
Moving-boundary electrophoresis, introduced by Tiselius in 1937, paved the way for electrophoresis on stabilized media, zone electrophoresis, and paper and cellulose acetate electrophoresis-powerful tools for the separation and identification of proteins.
 
 
 
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