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George Wald was an American biologist and biochemist who won the Nobel Prize for his groundbreaking discoveries about how the human eye processes light and vision. His work fundamentally advanced our understanding of the biological mechanisms behind sight, one of our most important senses.
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- The origin of death
- Therefore Choose Life
- Homo Mysticus
- Twenty-six afternoons of biology
- Twenty-six afternoons of biology [By] George Wald [and others]
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George Wald, född 18 november 1906 i New York, New York, USA, död 12 april 1997 i Cambridge i Massachusetts, var en amerikansk biokemist och fysiolog. Walt tilldelades, tillsammans med Ragnar Granit och Haldan Keffer Hartline, 1967 Nobelpriset i fysiologi eller medicinför deras upptäckter rörande de primära fysiologiska och kemiska synprocesserna i ögat, bland annat A-vitaminets betydelse för synförmågan. Han tilldelades 1953 Albert Lasker Basic Medical Research Award.
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