Paul D. Boyer Age, Birthday, Zodiac Sign and Birth Chart

Paul D. Boyer is an American biochemist and analytical chemist, born on July 31, 1918. He is a professor at the University of California, Los Angeles. In 1997, Boyer was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his discovery of enzymatic mechanisms that produce adenosine triphosphate (ATP). He shared this honor with John Walker and Dan Koshland, who were recognized for their work on the sodium-potassium pump. Boyer's contributions have significantly advanced the understanding of biochemical energy production.

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Meaning of the name - Paul

small, humble

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July 31, 1918 Facts

Generation Group

Paul D. Boyer belongs to the GI Generation group.

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Place of Birth: Provo

Place of Death: Los Angeles

Cause of Death: respiratory failure

Educated At: Provo High School | University of Wisconsin–Madison | Brigham Young University

Occupation: biochemist | university teacher

Employers: University of Minnesota | University of California, Los Angeles

Awards Received: honorary doctor of Stockholm University | William C. Rose Award | Tolman Award | Pfizer Award in Enzyme Chemistry | Guggenheim Fellowship | Glenn T. Seaborg Medal | Nobel Prize in Chemistry

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Astrology Analysis

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