1. Eduard Buchner - Biography eduard buchner was born in Munich on May 20, 1860 in collaboration with his brotherProfessor Hans buchner and Martin He was awarded the nobel Prize in 1907 for http://www.nobel.se/chemistry/laureates/1907/buchner-bio.html

Eduard Buchner was born in Munich on May 20, 1860, the son of Dr. Ernst Buchner, Professor Extraordinary of Forensic Medicine and physician at the University, and Friederike Martin. He was originally destined for a commercial career but, after the early death of his father in 1872, his older brother Hans, ten years his senior, made it possible for him to take a more general education. He matriculated at the Grammar School in his birth-place and after a short period of study at the Munich Polytechnic in the chemical laboratory of E. Erlenmeyer senior, he started work in a preserve and canning factory, with which he later moved to Mombach on Mainz. The problems of chemistry had greatly attracted him at the Polytechnic and in 1884 he turned afresh to new studies in pure science, mainly in chemistry with Adolf von Baeyer and in botany with Professor C. von Naegeli at the Botanic Institute, Munich.

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Buchner, Eduard (b. May 20, 1860, Munich, Bavaria [Germany]d. Aug. 13, 1917, Foc s ani, Rom.), German biochemist who was awarded the 1907 Nobel Prize for Chemistry for demonstrating that the fermentation of carbohydrates results from the action of different enzymes contained in yeast and not the yeast cell itself. He showed that an enzyme, zymase, can be extracted from yeast cells and that it causes sugar to break up into carbon dioxide and alcohol. Buchner was a major in the German army when he was killed in World War I.

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Nobel Prize Winning Chemists Eduard Buchner The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1907 Eduard Buchner was born in Munich on May 20, 1860, the son of Dr. Ernst Buchner, Professor Extraordinary of Forensic Medicine and physician at the University, and Friederike nee Martin. The problems of chemistry had greatly attracted him at the Polytechnic and in 1884 he turned afresh to new studies in pure science, mainly in chemistry with Adolf von Baeyer and in botany with Professor C. von Naegeli at the Botanic Institute, Munich. It was at the latter, where he studied under the special supervision of his brother Hans (who later became well-known as a bacteriologist), that his first publication (The Influence of oxygen on fermentations) saw the light in 1885. In the course of his research in organic chemistry he received special assistance and stimulation from T. Curtius and H. von Pechmann, who were assistants in the laboratory in those days. After one term in Erlangen in the laboratory of Otto Fischer, where meanwhile Curtius had been appointed director of the analytical department, he took his doctor's degree in the University of Munich in 1888. In October, 1898, he was appointed to the Chair of General Chemistry in the Agricultural College in Berlin and he also held lectureships on agricultural chemistry and agricultural chemical experiments as well as on the fermentation questions of the sugar industry.

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Buchner, Eduard German chemist who researched the process of fermentation. In 1897 he observed that fermentation could be produced mechanically, by cell-free extracts. Buchner argued that it was not the whole yeast cell that produced fermentation, but only the presence of the enzyme he named zymase. Nobel Prize for Chemistry 1907. Buchner was born and educated in Munich, and held a number of academic posts in Germany from 1888. He was killed by a grenade in World War I. Buchner had been interested in the problems of alcoholic fermentation since the 1880s, and showed 1886 that the absence of oxygen was not necessary for fermentation, but his discovery of zymase came about by accident. In 1893 Buchner and his brother Hans Buchner (1850-1902, a bacteriologist) found a way to make a cell-free liquid extract of microorganisms. They were using a yeast extract for pharmaceutical studies and added a thick sugar syrup to stop any bacterial action. Buchner fully expected the sugar to act as a preservative, but it had the opposite effect and carbon dioxide was produced. The sugar had fermented, producing carbon dioxide and alcohol, in the same way as if whole yeast cells had been present. It was soon realized that the conversion of sugar into alcohol by means of yeast juice is a series of stepwise reactions, and that zymase is really a mixture of several enzymes.

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Histoire de la chimie Eduard Buchner Chimiste allemand . (Munich, 20 mai 1860 - Focsani, Roumanie, 13 août 1917) Prix Nobel de chimie 1907 Elève de Baeyer il s'intéresse, sous l'influence de de son frère Hans, un bactériologiste, à l'étude de la fermentation alcoolique. Initialement orientée dans l'axe de la chimie organique, ses recherches l'amèneront à découvrir l'activité catalytique des enzymes (appelés alors zymases) comme molécules indépendantes d'un système vivant (cellulaire). Il sera tué sur le front roumain en 1917 où il servait d'officier volontaire.

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