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Vincent du Vigneaud

Affiliations: 
Weill Cornell Medical College, New York, NY, United States 
Area:
Biochemistry
Website:
http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/chemistry/laureates/1955/vigneaud.html
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(1901 - 1978)
http://www.asbmb.org/uploadedfiles/aboutus/asbmb_history/past_presidents/1950s/1951duVigneaud.html
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The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1955 was awarded to Vincent du Vigneaud "for his work on biochemically important sulphur compounds, especially for the first synthesis of a polypeptide hormone".

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Parents

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Carl Shipp Marvel research assistant 1924 UIUC
 (M.S.)
John Raymond Murlin grad student 1927 Rochester
 (The Sulfur in Insulin)
John Jacob Abel post-doc 1927 Johns Hopkins Medical School
Max Bergmann post-doc 1928 Kaiser Wilhelm Institut at Dresden
George Barger post-doc 1929 Edinburgh

Children

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Robert W. Holley research assistant 1944-1946 Cornell Medical College
Ruth Woods Adler grad student Weill Cornell Medical College
Hubert Scott Loring grad student 1933 George Washington University
Sofia S. Simmonds grad student 1942 Cornell
Karl H. Dittmer grad student 1944 Cornell
Elizabeth B. Keller grad student 1948 Cornell
John Eric Wilson grad student 1948 Cornell
Mildred Cohn post-doc 1939 George Washington University
Klaus Hofmann post-doc 1939-1942 Cornell Medical College
Sachchidananda Banerjee post-doc 1944-1945 Cornell Medical College
Frederick H. Carpenter post-doc 1944-1948 Cornell Medical College
Lester J. Reed post-doc 1946-1948 Cornell Medical College
Walter G. Verly post-doc 1949-1951 Cornell Medical College
Daniel H. Rich post-doc 1969 Cornell
Miklos Bodanszky research scientist 1956 Weill Cornell Medical College

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George Paul Hess collaborator Cornell
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Du Vigneaud V, Carpenter FH, Holley RW, et al. (2015) Synthetic benzylpenicillin The Chemistry of Penicillin. 1018-1024
Du Vigneaud V, Carpenter FH. (2015) The γ-lactam of benzylhomopenicilloic acid and related compounds The Chemistry of Penicillin. 1004-1017
Banerjee S, Dittmer K, DU Vigneaud V. (2010) A MICROBIOLOGICAL AND FLUOROMETRIC TEST FOR MINUTE AMOUNTS OF ALLOXAN. Science (New York, N.Y.). 101: 647-9
DU Vigneaud V, Dittmer K, Hague E, et al. (2010) THE GROWTH-STIMULATING EFFECT OF BIOTIN FOR THE DIPHTHERIA BACILLUS IN THE ABSENCE OF PIMELIC ACID. Science (New York, N.Y.). 96: 186-7
Du Vigneaud V, Cohn M, Chandler JP, et al. (1974) Nutrition classics from The Journal of Biological Chemistry 140:625-641, 1941. The utilization of the methyl group of methionine in the biological synthesis of choline and creatine. Nutrition Reviews. 32: 144-6
Vavrek RJ, Ferger MF, Allen GA, et al. (1972) Synthesis of three oxytocin analogs related to (1-deaminopenicillamine)oxytocin possessing antioxytocic acitvity. Journal of Medicinal Chemistry. 15: 123-6
Vavrek RJ, Ferger MF, Allen GA, et al. (1972) Synthesis of three oxytocin analogs related to [1-deaminopenicillamine]oxytocin possessing antioxytocic activity Journal of Medicinal Chemistry. 15: 123-126
du Vigneaud V, Meador JD, Ferger MF, et al. (1971) The synthesis and biological properties of [I-deaminopenicillamine]-oxytocin deuterated in the I-position Bioorganic Chemistry. 1: 123-128
Blomquist AT, Rich DH, Carlson BA, et al. (1969) Deuterated oxytocins: the synthesis and biological properties of a crystalline analog of deamino-oxytocin deuterated in the 5-asparagine position. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 64: 263-6
Blomquist AT, Rich DH, Hruby VJ, et al. (1968) Deuterated oxytocins: the synthesis and biological properties of three crystalline analogs of deamino-oxytocin deuterated in the 1-beta-mercaptopropionic acid position. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 61: 688-92
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