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Henrik Kacser FRSE (22
September 1918 – 13
March 1995) was a Austro-Hungarian-born
biochemist and
geneticist who
worked in
Britain in the 20th century...
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collection of parts, were
Metabolic Control Analysis,
developed by
Henrik Kacser and Jim
Burns later thoroughly revised, and
Reinhart Heinrich and Tom Rapoport...
- Zita
Kácser (born 2
October 1988) is a
Hungarian former Olympic distance runner. She also
twice represented Hungary at the
European Athletics Championships...
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Journal of Philosophy. 69 (4): 355–362. doi:10.1080/00048408212340761.
Kacser,
Claude (1986). "On the
unexpected hanging paradox".
American Journal of...
- PMID 4830199.
Kacser, H; Burns, JA (1973). "The
control of flux".
Symposia of the
Society for
Experimental Biology. 27: 65–104. PMID 4148886.
Kacser, H.; Burns...
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Control Theory, but this
terminology was
rather strongly opposed by
Henrik Kacser, one of the founders[citation needed]. More
recent work has
shown that MCA...
- post-doctoral
research at the
University of
Edinburgh in ****ociation with
Henrik Kacser, when he
worked on time-dependent
systems and enzyme-enzyme interactions...
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Rudolph Cartier (born
Rudolph Kacser,
renamed himself in
Germany to
Rudolph Katscher; 17
April 1904 – 7 June 1994) was an
Austrian television director...
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parallel with
similar ideas developed at
about the same time by
Henrik Kacser and Jim Burns. His far-reaching
theoretical work on metabolism,
signal transduction...
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analysis and was
introduced in the
early 1970s and
possibly earlier by
Henrik Kacser and
Burns in
Edinburgh and
Heinrich and
Rapoport in Berlin. The elasticity...
