Edward Tatum

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Edward Tatum was an American geneticist and Nobel laureate whose work helped establish the one gene–one enzyme hypothesis and laid foundations for modern molecular genetics.

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instanceOf Nobel laureate
geneticist
human
awardReceived Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
contributedTo foundations of modern molecular genetics
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt University of Chicago
University of Wisconsin–Madison
employer Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research NERFINISHED
Stanford University
Yale University
familyName Tatum NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork biochemistry
genetics
molecular genetics
givenName Edward
influenced development of biochemical genetics
knownFor establishing the one gene–one enzyme hypothesis
pioneering biochemical genetics
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf United States National Academy of Sciences NERFINISHED
notableWork one gene–one enzyme hypothesis NERFINISHED
occupation biochemist
geneticist
researchFocus relationship between genes and enzymes
sexOrGender male
sharedAwardWith George Beadle NERFINISHED
Joshua Lederberg NERFINISHED
studied Neurospora crassa NERFINISHED

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Neurospora crassa usedBy Edward Tatum