Virginia B. Kraus

Virginia B. Kraus was a notable American biochemist renowned for her research in the field of protein chemistry. She made significant contributions to our understanding of enzymes and their roles in biochemical processes. Kraus was particularly recognized for her work on the structure and function of proteins, which has implications in medicine and biology. Throughout her career, she was also an advocate for women in science, promoting gender equality in research and education. Her achievements and dedication have left a lasting impact on both science and the advancement of women in STEM fields.