Kossel, Albrecht * 16.09.1853

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UAT 768/ Felix Hoppe-Seyler (1825-1895), Teilnachlass
Felix Hoppe-Seyler (1825-1895), Teilnachlass >> Korrespondenz
1881, 1885-1895
Enthält: Straßburg, 7. Nov. 1881 (Berichtigung für das Biologische Centralblatt). - Berlin, 14. Apr. 1885. - 21. Juni 1885. - 24. Okt. 1887. - 29. Okt. 1887. - 30. Dez. 1887. - 16. Mai 1888. - 18. Juli 1889 [Brief beschädigt]. - 5. Aug. 1889. - 13. Okt. 1889. - 27. Okt. 1889. - 30. Apr. 1890. - 7. Juni 1890. - 22. Juni 1890. - 27. Juli 1890. - 30. Juli 1890. - 8. Febr. 1891. - 11. Apr. 1891. - 30. Juli 1891. - 10. Okt. 1891. - [Okt. 1891]. - 28. Dez. 1891. - 5. Mai 1892. - Rostock, 5. September 1892. - Berlin, 29. Sept. 1892. - 10. Nov. 1892. - 27. Jan. 1893. - 30. Jan. 1893. - 14. Febr. 1893. - 16. März 1893. - 20. Apr. 1893. - 1. Mai 1893. - 19. Juli 1893. - 5. Sept. 1893. - 20. Sept. 1893. - 23. Sept. 1893. - 11. Okt. 1893. - 22. Jan. 1894. - 18. Juni 1894. - 3. Okt. 1894. - [Jan. 1895]. - Marburg, 16. Jan. 1895. - Berlin, 9. Febr. 1895. - Marburg, 28. Mai 1895. - 19. Juni 1895. - 20. Juni 1895. - 21. Juni 1895.
Briefinhalt: u.a. Berichtigung zu seiner Abhandlung über Nucleine und ihre Spaltungsprodukte (Biol. Centralblatt betr. Schmidt-Mülheim: Meissner als Entdecker des Nuclein); Übersendung weiterer Abhandlungen für die Publikation in H.-S.s Zeitschrift; Beziehung Kossel/Dohrn.
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Nachname: Kossel
Vorname: Albrecht
Geburtsdatum: 16.09.1853
Todesdatum: 5.07.1927
Beruf/Stand: Schüler bzw. Mitarbeiter H.-S.s in Straßburg, 1883-1893 Leiter der chem. Abteilung des Instituts für Physiologie in Berlin, danach Prof. für Physiologie in Marburg und in Heidelberg.
Literatur: Anja Vöckel, Die Anfänge der physiologischen Chemie: Ernst Felix Immanuel Hoppe-Seyler (1825-1895), Berlin 2003. Nutzungsbedingungen für die Digitalisate: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/
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