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Journal Article
Frederick Robert (Bob) Whatley (1924-2020): Co-discoverer of Photophosphorylation in Chloroplasts and much more
2022
Overview
I present here a personal reminiscence of the life and research of Frederick Robert (Bob) Whatley (January 26, 1924-November 14, 2020). He was responsible for showing that chloroplasts are complete units for oxygenic photosynthesis and that photophosphorylation is what is common between anoxygenic and oxygenic photosynthesis. He had an innovative nature and exploited many biophysical and biochemical techniques to understand, in depth, the regulatory nature of photosynthesis. Bob Whatley was a self-sufficient, thorough, quiet, and confident scientist, but he was self-effacing and never ever blew his own horn. My presentation is mingled a bit, at places, with my own thoughts - to give it a personal touch.
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Prints Publications Pvt. Ltd
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