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tatum

/ˈteɪ.təm/

Traducción: Apellido propio asociado a personalidades conocidas, entre ellas un bioquímico estadounidense que descubrió cómo los genes actúan regulando ciertos procesos químicos (1909-1975), y un pianista de jazz estadounidense, casi totalmente ciego, cuyas ideas innovadoras influyeron en muchos otros músicos de jazz (1910-1956).

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A proper noun referring to a surname of notable individuals, including a United States biochemist who discovered how genes act by regulating definite chemical events (1909-1975) and a United States jazz pianist who was almost completely blind and whose innovations influenced many other jazz musicians (1910-1956).

  • 🇪🇸Apellido propio asociado a personalidades conocidas, entre ellas un bioquímico estadounidense que descubrió cómo los genes actúan regulando ciertos procesos químicos (1909-1975), y un pianista de jazz estadounidense, casi totalmente ciego, cuyas ideas innovadoras influyeron en muchos otros músicos de jazz (1910-1956).
  1. Edward Lawrie Tatum C1 formal american

    An American biochemist who, along with George Beadle, discovered that genes act by regulating specific chemical events, earning them the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1958.

    • Tatum's work with Beadle on Neurospora crassa established the one gene-one enzyme hypothesis.
    • The Nobel Prize recognized Tatum's contributions to understanding gene function.
    • Tatum's research laid the foundation for modern molecular biology.

    🇪🇸Edward Lawrie Tatum

  2. Art Tatum B2 formal american

    An American jazz pianist, renowned for his virtuosic technique and innovative harmonic style, who was almost completely blind from birth.

    • Art Tatum's improvisations influenced countless jazz musicians.
    • Despite his blindness, Tatum developed a unique and complex piano style.
    • Tatum's recordings from the 1930s and 1940s are considered masterpieces of jazz.

    🇪🇸Art Tatum