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Tamio Yamakawa (Japanese: 山川民夫; やまかわたみお; 12 October 1921 - 7 October 2018) was a Japanese biochemist, the first to report the presence of glycosphingolipids on cell membranes. Yamakawa graduated from the University of Tokyo, was an emeritus professor at Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences, and a member of the Japanese Academy of Sciences. The molecule was found on horse red blood cells and first called Hematoside. Further testing by Yamakawa led to the discovery that ABO blood group antigens are glycosphingolipids located in the erythrocytes.

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rdfs:label	山川民夫 (ja) Tamio Yamakawa (en)
rdfs:comment	山川民夫（やまかわたみお、1921年10月12日 - 2018年10月7日）は、日本の医学者。東京大学・東京薬科大学名誉教授、日本学士院会員、文化功労者。生化学が専門で、ABO式血液型は、赤血球表面にある糖脂質で決まることを発見した。 (ja) Tamio Yamakawa (Japanese: 山川民夫; やまかわたみお; 12 October 1921 - 7 October 2018) was a Japanese biochemist, the first to report the presence of glycosphingolipids on cell membranes. Yamakawa graduated from the University of Tokyo, was an emeritus professor at Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences, and a member of the Japanese Academy of Sciences. The molecule was found on horse red blood cells and first called Hematoside. Further testing by Yamakawa led to the discovery that ABO blood group antigens are glycosphingolipids located in the erythrocytes. (en)
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has abstract	Tamio Yamakawa (Japanese: 山川民夫; やまかわたみお; 12 October 1921 - 7 October 2018) was a Japanese biochemist, the first to report the presence of glycosphingolipids on cell membranes. Yamakawa graduated from the University of Tokyo, was an emeritus professor at Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences, and a member of the Japanese Academy of Sciences. The molecule was found on horse red blood cells and first called Hematoside. Further testing by Yamakawa led to the discovery that ABO blood group antigens are glycosphingolipids located in the erythrocytes. Yamakawa was born in Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture to Shintaro Yamakawa and Kunio Yamakawa. In 1944 he Graduated from Tokyo Imperial University Medical School, and received a doctorate at the University of Tokyo. In 1952 he was a Professor of the Institute of Infectious Diseases at The University of Tokyo, later Professor of Medicine and Director of Tokyo Metropolitan Organization Medical Research Institute. He was Professor Emeritus of Tokyo Pharmaceutical University. From 2002 to 2011 he was the Chairman of the Institute for Microbiological Chemistry. (en) 山川民夫（やまかわたみお、1921年10月12日 - 2018年10月7日）は、日本の医学者。東京大学・東京薬科大学名誉教授、日本学士院会員、文化功労者。生化学が専門で、ABO式血液型は、赤血球表面にある糖脂質で決まることを発見した。 (ja)
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