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Buchner, Eduard German chemist who researched the process of fermentation. In 1897 he observed that fermentation could be produced mechanically, by cell-free extracts. Buchner argued that it was not the whole yeast cell that produced fermentation, but only the presence of the enzyme he named zymase. Nobel Prize for Chemistry 1907. Buchner was born and educated in Munich, and held a number of academic posts in Germany from 1888. He was killed by a grenade in World War I. Buchner had been interested in the problems of alcoholic fermentation since the 1880s, and showed 1886 that the absence of oxygen was not necessary for fermentation, but his discovery of zymase came about by accident. In 1893 Buchner and his brother Hans Buchner (1850-1902, a bacteriologist) found a way to make a cell-free liquid extract of microorganisms. They were using a yeast extract for pharmaceutical studies and added a thick sugar syrup to stop any bacterial action. Buchner fully expected the sugar to act as a preservative, but it had the opposite effect and carbon dioxide was produced. The sugar had fermented, producing carbon dioxide and alcohol, in the same way as if whole yeast cells had been present. It was soon realized that the conversion of sugar into alcohol by means of yeast juice is a series of stepwise reactions, and that zymase is really a mixture of several enzymes.

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Buchner,Eduard Name Buchner,Eduard Area of importance Nobel Prize winner Years of importance Birth Death Origin or Nationality Germany Contribution towards Chemistry Buchner discovered that emzymes carry out the chemical reactions in living organisms. Born in Munich he was taught by his elder brother and then studied chemistry under Baeyer and botany under Naegeli. He took a professorship at Kiel in 1893 and then a position at Wuzburg in 1911. In 1897 he made the discovery that fermentation does not require intact living yeast cells but could be carried out by a cell extract. This was named 'zymase' and became the forerunner of the biological catalysts now known as enzymes. For this work he was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1907. He volunteered for military service at the age of fifty seven and was killed in action in Romania in 1917.

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