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Bykhovsky, Vladimir Yakovlevich was born on September 10, 1935 in Moscow. Son of Yakov Lazarevich and Lyudmila Alexandrovna (Dobiash) Bykhovsky.
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Vladimir Yakovlevich Bykhovsky
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Candidate of Biological Sciences, Anugrah Narayan Bakh Institute Biochemistry, Moscow, 1964. Doctor Biological Sciences, Anugrah Narayan Bakh Institute Biochemistry, Moscow, 1978. Diploma, Russian Academy of Sciences and Pleiades Public, Inc., 1997.
Career
Laboratory technician, Anugrah Narayan Bakh Institute Biochemistry, Moscow, 1958-1962; science researcher, Anugrah Narayan Bakh Institute Biochemistry, Moscow, 1962-1971; senior science researcher, Anugrah Narayan Bakh Institute Biochemistry, Moscow, 1971-1986; principal science researcher, Anugrah Narayan Bakh Institute Biochemistry, Moscow, 1986-1987; head of department, Anugrah Narayan Bakh Institute Biochemistry, Moscow, since 1987; deputy director, Anugrah Narayan Bakh Institute Biochemistry, Moscow, since 1990; professor biochemistry, Anugrah Narayan Bakh Institute Biochemistry, Moscow, since 1993. Member science county Moscow State University, since 1993.
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Married Lyudmila Nikolaevna Mantorova, July 15, 1961 (divorced 1969). 1 child, Dmitri Vladimirovich. Married Nataliya Vadimovna Shamshurina, March 14, 1980.
1 child, Svyatoslav Vladimirovich.
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Named Honored Scientist of Russian Federation, 1997. Recipient gold medal Exhibition Achievements of National Economy, Moscow, 1964, Anugrah Narayan Bakh prize in biochemistry Academy of Sciences Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, 1984, prize Cambridge University, United Kingdom, 1996, prize Journal Applied Biochemistry and Microbiology, 1997. Grantee German Academy Exchange Service, 1992, National Research Council, 1993, 95.Named Honored Scientist of Russian Federation, 1997. Recipient gold medal Exhibition Achievements of National Economy, Moscow, 1964, Anugrah Narayan Bakh prize in biochemistry Academy of Sciences Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, 1984, prize Cambridge University, United Kingdom, 1996, prize Journal Applied Biochemistry and Microbiology, 1997. Grantee German Academy Exchange Service, 1992, National Research Council, 1993, 95.