A history of biochemistry. Part III: History of the identification of the sources of free energy in organisms. Part IV: Early studies on biosynthesis. Part V: The unraveling of biosynthetic pathways (1975-1979)
Florkin, Marcel (Author)
Elsevier
Physical Details: xxi + 475 pp.; xx + 362 pp.; xx + 433 pp.; illus.; index
Review Underwood, E.A. (1975) Review of "A history of biochemistry. Part III: History of the identification of the sources of free energy in organisms. Part IV: Early studies on biosynthesis. Part V: The unraveling of biosynthetic pathways". Annals of Science: The History of Science and Technology (pp. 81-83).
Review Weyer, J. (1975) Review of "A history of biochemistry. Part III: History of the identification of the sources of free energy in organisms. Part IV: Early studies on biosynthesis. Part V: The unraveling of biosynthetic pathways". Rete: Strukturgeschichte der Naturwissenschaften (pp. 339-41).
Review Fruton, J.S. (1975) Review of "A history of biochemistry. Part III: History of the identification of the sources of free energy in organisms. Part IV: Early studies on biosynthesis. Part V: The unraveling of biosynthetic pathways". Quarterly Review of Biology (p. 433).
Review Coley, N.G. (1976) Review of "A history of biochemistry. Part III: History of the identification of the sources of free energy in organisms. Part IV: Early studies on biosynthesis. Part V: The unraveling of biosynthetic pathways". Ambix: Journal of the Society for the History of Alchemy and Chemistry (p. 59).
Review Myrbäck, K. (1973-74 (pub. 1975)) Review of "A history of biochemistry. Part III: History of the identification of the sources of free energy in organisms. Part IV: Early studies on biosynthesis. Part V: The unraveling of biosynthetic pathways". Lychnos (pp. 415-16).
Review Sadoun-Goupil, M. (1976) Review of "A history of biochemistry. Part III: History of the identification of the sources of free energy in organisms. Part IV: Early studies on biosynthesis. Part V: The unraveling of biosynthetic pathways". Revue d'Histoire des Sciences (pp. 362-63).
Review Weyer, J. (1978) Review of "A history of biochemistry. Part III: History of the identification of the sources of free energy in organisms. Part IV: Early studies on biosynthesis. Part V: The unraveling of biosynthetic pathways". Sudhoffs Archiv: Zeitschrift fuer Wissenschaftsgeschichte (p. 308).
Review Portugal, F. (1979) Review of "A history of biochemistry. Part III: History of the identification of the sources of free energy in organisms. Part IV: Early studies on biosynthesis. Part V: The unraveling of biosynthetic pathways". Isis: International Review Devoted to the History of Science and Its Cultural Influences (pp. 290-91).
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