The processes of scientific discovery: The strategy of experimentation

Deepak Kulkarni

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The system is named KEKADA for two reasons.KEKADA is a Hindi synonym for the German sord Krebs.Thus we named the system after Hans Krebs, the great biochemist.Secondly, KEKADA means a crab in English.The process of scientific discovery is analogous to a crab crawling slowly to a destination.

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1972Molecules and Life: Historical Essays on the Interplay of Chemistry and Biology 1980Hans Krebs and the discovery of the ornithine cycle.

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