Frederick Sanger
- Prize
- Nobel Prize in Chemistry — 1958for his work on the structure of proteins, especially that of insulin
- Nobel Prize in Chemistry — 1980for their contributions concerning the determination of base sequences in nucleic acids
- Citizenship
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland 
United Kingdom - Languages
- English
- date of birth
- 8/13/1918
- place of birth
- Rendcomb
- date of death
- 11/19/2013
- place of death
- Cambridge
- Lived
- 95 years
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- educated at
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- St John's College
- academic degree: Bachelor of Science
- end time: 1939
- start time: 1936
- Bryanston School
- end time: 1936
- start time: 1932
- Malvern College
- The Downs, Malvern College Prep School
- University of Cambridge
- St John's College
- member of
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- European Molecular Biology Organization
- start time: 1981
- French Academy of Sciences
- start time: 1981
- World Academy of Art and Science
- start time: 1962
- National Academy of Sciences
- start time: 1967
- American Academy of Arts and Sciences
- start time: 1958
- Royal Society of London
- start time: 3/18/1954
- Australian Academy of Science
- start time: 1982
- King's College London
- start time: 1954
- St John's College
- start time: 2010
- Indian National Science Academy
- Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities
- Peace Pledge Union
- Medical Research Council Centre Cambridge
- European Molecular Biology Organization
- occupation
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- conscientious objector
- chemist
- university teacher
- biochemist
- doctoral student
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- Gerald Edelman
- Tom Maniatis
- George Brownlee
- Elizabeth Blackburn
- employer
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- University of Cambridge
- field of work
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- biochemistry