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• Kendrew shared the 1962 Nobel Prize in Chemistry with Max Perutz for this discovery.
• However, such ideas were, according to Max Perutz, quite impractical.
• Max Perutz, who won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1962, dies in Cambridge, England.
• Much of this work was done with the support of Max Perutz and Francis Crick.
• For this discovery, John Kendrew shared the 1962 Nobel Prize in chemistry with Max Perutz.
• Other internees included Thomas Gold and Max Perutz.
• Dr . Max Perutz devoted his whole career to a single problem, the structure of hemoglobin.
• He was related to the biologist Max Perutz.
• Max Perutz published a defense of Pasteur in " The New York Review of Books ".
• In 1959, Max Perutz determined the molecular structure of myoglobin ( similar to hemoglobin ) by X-ray crystallography.
• ;1958 : Max Perutz and John Kendrew use X-ray crystallography to elucidate a protein structure, specifically sperm whale myoglobin.
• The same year, Max Perutz published a vigorous defense of Pasteur in the " New York Review of Books ".
• Nobel laureate Max Perutz notes " that discovery opened a new era in the physiology of the respiratory carriage ".
• Max Perutz gave an account of a similar incident in his book " I Wish I Made You Angry Earlier ".
• Shortly thereafter Professor Frederick Wessely, Director of the Chemistry Institute recommended Tuppy to Max Perutz for postdoctoral work at Cambridge University.
• At the same time at the Cavendish, Max Perutz was also doing his Nobel Prize winning work on the structure of haemoglobin.
• In 1954, he met Max Perutz; they began to study a new technique wherein X-rays would be passed through a protein sample.
• Max Perutz, who won the Nobel Prize for pioneering work in molecular biology, died of cancer Wednesday in Cambridge, England, his research organization announced.
• Max Perutz arrived as a student from Vienna in 1936 and started the work on haemoglobin that would occupy him most of his career.
• The equipment on hand was barely adequate, but persistence prevailed when he and a colleague, Max Perutz, identified the properties of globular protein molecules.