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Stanley Rossiter Benedict. Premio Nobel per la medicina 1932. Stanley Rossiter Benedict ( Cincinnati, 17 marzo 1884 – 21 dicembre 1936) è stato un chimico e biochimico statunitense, conosciuto per il reattivo di Benedict. Era sposato con l'antropologa Ruth Benedict .
Stanley Rossiter Benedict (17 mars 1884 – 21 décembre 1936) est un chimiste américain, principalement connu pour la découverte du réactif de Benedict, une solution capable de détecter certains sucres. Benedict est né à Cincinnati et a étudié à l'université de Cincinnati.
Stanley Rossiter Benedict (figure 1) was born on 17 March 1884 in Cincinnati Ohio, the fifth of six children born to Wayland Richardson Benedict and Anne Ken-drick Benedict (1). The elder Benedict (figure 2), after graduation from the University of Rochester in 1865,
Descoberto por volta dos anos de 1910, o Reagente de Benedict (também conhecido como Teste de Benedict) foi descoberto pelo professor de patologia Stanley Rossiter Benedict (1884 – 1936) enquanto ele fazia testes semi-quantitativos de açúcar na glicosúria (excreção urinária de glicose), procurando uma alternativa à Solução de Fehling, para determinar a quantidade de açúcar ...
Stanley Rossiter Benedict creator of laboratory tests for glycosuria. Stanley Rossiter Benedict creator of laboratory tests for glycosuria Diabetes. 1953 Sep-Oct;2(5):420-1. doi: 10.2337/diab.2.5.420. Author H POLLACK. PMID: 13107540 DOI: 10.2337/diab ...
Stanley Rossiter Benedict (figure 1) was born on 17 March 1884 in Cincinnati Ohio, the fifth of six children born to Wayland Richardson Benedict and Anne Ken-drick Benedict (1). The elder Benedict (figure 2), after graduation from the University of Rochester in 1865, had served as the principal of several secondary schools in the east before ...
Sugars: the Clinical Chemistry of Stanley R. Benedict A Reagent For the Detection of Reducing Sugars (Benedict, S. R. (1908) J. Biol. Chem. 5, 485–487) Stanley Rossiter Benedict was born in Cincinnati in 1884. While a student at the University of Cincinnati he worked with J. F. Snell, and together they published nine papers describing
