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Robert Nalbandyan

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struck for independence in 1989, Nalbandyan became a prominent critic of the nationalist movement, which he felt was foolhardy and was merely agitating the people for political gain. The energy shortage, economic woes, and virtual blockade experienced after independence seemed to justify his
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Primarily known in the scientific community for his research work with
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concerns. In 1996 he left the country and emigrated to the
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Armenian
Armenian
protein
free radicals
chemistry
Yerevan
Armenia
Moscow
Russia
Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic
United States
proteins
neurochemistry
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1937 births
2002 deaths
Scientists from Yerevan
Moscow State University alumni
Armenian emigrants to the United States
Armenian chemists

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