Martha Chase
American geneticist
Biography
Martha Chase was born in Cleveland Heights, Ohio in 1927 and worked as a molecular biologist, geneticist, biochemist, microbiologist, and chemist. In 1952, working with Alfred Hershey, she conducted experiments that helped confirm DNA as the genetic material of life rather than protein. She died in 2003.
Occupation
Martha Chase is recorded as a molecular biologist, a geneticist, a biochemist, a microbiologist and a chemist, born in Ohio (1927–2003).
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