John Robert Vane (* 29. March 1927 in Tardebigg, Worcestershire; "† 19 November 2004 in Farnborough) was a British biochemist. He was the discoverer of the function mode of aspirin and British medicine

Life

John Robert Vane became to 29. March 1927 in Tardebigg in England born. Its father was son of Russian Imigranten, its nut/mother originated from a local farmer family. It went on the King Edward XIV Highschool into Birmingham, where it experienced also German bomb attacks. With 12 years he got a chemistry component system from his parents and began to experiment. It studied starting from 1944 at the university of Birmingham. There it was disappointed first by the absence of experiments. It studied then at the University OF Oxford pharmacology. It received 1982 to the medicine Nobelpreis together with Sune mountain-flows and Bengt Samuelsson.

Vane was married and had two daughters.

See also: List of the for physiology or medicine

Related links

• nobelprize.org biography of JR Vane with '' Nobelprize ''

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