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Lebedev, Aleksandr Nikolaevich

Born 1881, in Moscow; died June 3, 1938. Soviet biochemist. Graduated from Moscow University in 1901 and the Moscow Institute of Agriculture in 1904. He became a professor at Moscow State University in 1921. His main works are devoted to the theory of alcoholic fermentation. In 1911 he proposed a method for extracting a complex of enzymes from yeast. He proved that dioxyacetone is the intermediate product of alcoholic fermentation.

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Khimicheskie issledovaniia nad vnekletochnym spirtovym brozheniem. Novocherkassk, 1913.

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Zelinskii, N. D., and A. A. Dikanova. “Pamiati prof. A. N. Lebedeva (1881–1938).” Uspekhi khimii, 1938, vol. 7, fasc. 12.

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