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Ratner, Sarah

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Ratner, Sarah (1903–1999)

US biochemist whose elegant contributions to studies of nitrogen metabolism have led to increased understanding of human disorders of urea synthesis.

She was born in New York City. She taught and researched at Columbia University 1937–46, New York University 1946–54, then joined New York City's Public Health Research Institute in 1954.



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