Mildred Cohn
American biochemist (1913–2009)
Biography
Mildred Cohn was born in the Bronx on 12 July 1913 and died on 12 October 2009. She worked as a biochemist, biophysicist, chemist, and engineer. She studied chemical reactions within animal cells to advance understanding of biochemical processes, and used nuclear magnetic resonance to examine enzyme reactions, particularly those involving adenosine triphosphate.
Occupation
Mildred Cohn is recorded as a biophysicist, a biochemist, a chemist and a engineer, born in New York (1913–2009).
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