SIR
FREDERICK COWLAND HOPKINS
Hopkins was a British physiologist who won the Nobel Prize in physiology in 1920.
Hopkins was the pioneer of development invigorating vitamins.
Hopkins was conceived on the 30th June, 1861 in Eastborne in East Sussex of England. He lost his dad early.
Hopkins considered science and joined Gass Hospital association of London in 1888 as restorative understudy. Later he filled in as a mentor in a similar school.
Hopkins embraced the review and experimentation on the significance of vitamins for the best possible development of the body.
As indicated by Hopkins, Fats, Sugar, Water and Salts are vital units of sustenance. He tested by managing a couple of proteins on rats and watching them development. He found that Triptopane proteins denied of their Amino Acid were not adequate to address the issue of the body for its development. He underscored the need vitamins for the development of the body. It was he who discovered that inadequacy of vitamins would bring about run, Beri. It is Hopkin's work on the significance of vitamins that gave plentiful data to researchers of prescription to cure these sicknesses.
SIR FREDERICK COWLAND HOPKINS
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