Frederick Gowland Hopkins

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University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

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biochemistry

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http://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/medicine/laureates/1929/hopkins-bio.html

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1861-1947.
http://www.biochemj.org/bj/042/0161/0420161_b2.pdf
http://www.scs.illinois.edu/~mainzv/Web_Genealogy/Info/hopkinsfg.pdf
Isolated and identified structure of tryptophan. Isolated and named glutathione. Discovered xanthine oxidase.
The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1929 was divided equally between Christiaan Eijkman for his discovery of the antineuritic vitamin and Sir Frederick Gowland Hopkins for his discovery of the growth-stimulating vitamins.

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Parents

Thomas Stevenson	research assistant	1888	University of London (Chemistry Tree)
Michael Foster	research scientist	1898-1907	Cambridge

Children

John Tileston Edsall	research assistant	1924-1926	Cambridge (Chemistry Tree)
Eric Mitchell Crook	grad student		(Plant Biology Tree)
Marjory Stephenson	grad student		Cambridge (Chemistry Tree)
Leslie Julius Harris	grad student	1923	Cambridge (Chemistry Tree)
Juda Hirsch Quastel	grad student	1924	Cambridge (Chemistry Tree)
Vincent Brian Wigglesworth	grad student	1922-1924	Cambridge
Malcolm Dixon	grad student	1925	Cambridge (Chemistry Tree)
Douglas Creese Harrison	grad student	1925	Cambridge (Chemistry Tree)
J. Murray Luck	grad student	1925	Cambridge (Chemistry Tree)
Robert Hill	grad student	1922-1926	Cambridge (Plant Biology Tree)
Howard Walter Florey	grad student	1927	Cambridge (ID Tree)
Henry A. Murray	grad student	1928	Cambridge (Neurotree)
William J. Dann	grad student	1930	Cambridge (Chemistry Tree)
Dorothy Mary Moyle Needham	grad student	1930	Cambridge (Chemistry Tree)
Allan Elliott	grad student	1927-1933	Cambridge (Neurotree)
Ernest Baldwin	grad student	1935	Cambridge (Chemistry Tree)
Ernst Boris Chain	grad student	1933-1935	Cambridge (Chemistry Tree)
Kamala Sohonie	grad student	1939	Cambridge (Chemistry Tree)
Conrad (Arnold) Elvehjem	post-doc		Cambridge (Chemistry Tree)
Joseph Needham	post-doc		Cambridge (DevTree)
Charles Glen King	post-doc	1929	Cambridge (Chemistry Tree)
Kshitish Chandra Sen	post-doc	1931	Cambridge (Chemistry Tree)
Biresh Chandra Guha	post-doc	1932	Cambridge (Chemistry Tree)
Luis F. Leloir	post-doc	1936-1937	Cambridge (Chemistry Tree)
Walter Morley Fletcher	research scientist	1898-	Cambridge
Albert von Szent-Györgyi	research scientist	1927	Cambridge (Chemistry Tree)
Norman Wingate (Bill) Pirie	research scientist	1929-1934	Cambridge (Chemistry Tree)
David R. Goddard	research scientist	1950-1951	Cambridge (Plant Biology Tree)

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HOPKINS FG, MORGAN EJ. (1948) Studies on glyoxalase; a new factor. The Biochemical Journal. 42: 23-7
Hopkins FG, Morgan EJ. (1948) Studies on glyoxalase: 1. A new factor. The Biochemical Journal. 42: 23-7
Hopkins FG, Ellison R. (1947) Proceedings of the society of public analysts and other analytical chemists The Analyst. 72: 229a
Hopkins FG, Leader VR. (1945) On refection in rats and on the nature of the growth promoted by the addition of small quantities of milk to vitamin-free diets. The Journal of Hygiene. 44: 149-57
Hopkins FG, Morgan EJ. (1945) On the distribution of glyoxalase and glutathione. The Biochemical Journal. 39: 320-4
Barcroft J, Davidson S, Hopkins FG, et al. (1943) Minimum human requirements and the Beveridge report [8] Nature. 151: 422
Barcroft J, Davidson S, Hopkins FG, et al. (1943) FOOD STANDARDS The Lancet. 241: 476
Hopkins FG, Morgan EJ. (1943) Appearance of glutathione during the early stages of the germination of seeds Nature. 152: 288-290
Hopkins FG. (1940) Nutrition in war time. The Eugenics Review. 32: 69-70
Hopkins FG. (1939) The Laboratory in Cancer Research. British Medical Journal. 2: 1-5