Theodor von Brand
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German-American parasitologist
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Theodor von Brand , full name Theodor Kurt Freiherr von Brand zu Neidstein, was a German American parasitologist. Theodor von Brand is a descendant of the German noble family von Brand. His mother Diana von Brandt was a née Freiin von Hirsch from a Jewish German noble family.
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- Biochemistry of parasites (1966) (419)
- Chemical physiology of endoparasitic animals (1952) (222)
- Anaerobiosis in invertebrates. (1947) (121)
- Biochemistry and physiology of endoparasites (1979) (98)
- Heavy metal prosthetic groups and enzyme action (1950) (89)
- THE EXPERIMENTAL DECOMPOSITION AND REGENERATION OF NITROGENOUS ORGANIC MATTER IN SEA WATER (1937) (80)
- Studies on the anaerobic metabolism and the aerobic carbohydrate consumption of some fresh water snails. (1950) (72)
- Observations on function, composition, and structure of cestode calcareous corpuscles. (1960) (67)
- PHYSIOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS ON STARVATION AND DESIC CATION OF THE SNAIL AUSTRALORBIS GLABRATUS (1957) (65)
- Observations on the metabolism of bacteria-free larvae of Trichinella spiralis (1952) (61)
- STUDIES ON THE OXYGEN CONSUMPTION AND WATER METABOLISM OF TURTLE EMBRYOS (1945) (58)
- CO2 fixation studies with the culture form of Trypanosoma cruzi (1963) (53)
- Surgical management of the infant with mesenchymal hamartoma of the chest wall. (1986) (40)
- The influence of lack of oxygen on Schistosoma mansoni cercariae and on infected Australorbis glabratus (1953) (39)
- The isolation and composition of dense granules from Ca++-loaded mitochondria (1965) (39)
- Metabolism of Trypanosomidae and Bodonidae (1951) (35)
- Further observations upon the composition of Acanthocephala. (1940) (35)
- RELATIONS BETWEEN PRE- AND POST-ANAEROBIC OXYGEN CONSUMPTION AND OXYGEN TENSION IN SOME FRESH WATER SNAILS (1953) (34)
- QUANTITATIVE STUDIES UPON SOME BLOOD CONSTITUENTS OF HELIX POMATIA (1940) (33)
- Chemical and morphological observations upon the composition of Macracamhorhynchus hirudinaceus (Acanthocephala). (1939) (32)
- FURTHER EXPERIMENTS ON THE DECOMPOSITION AND REGENERATION OF NITROGENOUS ORGANIC MATTER IN SEA WATER (1939) (32)
- The carbohydrate metabolism of parasites. (1950) (31)
- Aerobic and anaerobic metabolism of larval and adult Taenia taeniaeformis. II. Hexose leakage and absorption; tissue glucose and polysaccharides (1964) (29)
- Physiological observations on a larval Eustrongylides (Nematoda). (1938) (28)
- DECOMPOSITION AND REGENERATION OF NITROGENOUS ORGANIC MATTER IN SEA WATER V. FACTORS INFLUENCING THE LENGTH OF THE CYCLE; OBSERVATIONS UPON THE GASEOUS AND DISSOLVED ORGANIC NITROGEN (1942) (20)
- Hexose and Glycerol Absorption by Some Trypanosomatidae (1967) (20)
- DECOMPOSITION AND REGENERATION OF NITROGENOUS ORGANIC MATTER IN SEA WATER: III. INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE AND SOURCE AND CONDITION OF WATER (1940) (20)
- The biochemistry of cestode mitochondria, i. aerobic metabolism of mitochoindria from Taenia taeniaeformis (1970) (20)
- Observations on the metabolism of Dirofilaria uniformis (1963) (19)
- The Cultivation of Parasites In Vitro (1969) (19)
- The Metabolism of Pathogenic Trypanosomes and the Carbohydrate Metabolism of Their Hosts (1938) (18)
- Host influence on Parasite Physiology. (1960) (18)
- DECOMPOSITION AND REGENERATION OF NITROGENOUS ORGANIC MATTER IN SEA WATER: IV. INTERRELATIONSHIP OF VARIOUS STAGES; INFLUENCE OF CONCENTRATION AND NATURE OF PARTICULATE MATTER (1941) (18)
- Physiological observations upon a larval Eustrongylides. VI. Transmission to various coldblooded intermediate hosts. (1944) (16)
- Chemical physiology of contraction in body and heart muscle (1953) (16)
- Physiological observations upon a larval Eustrongylides. IV. Influence of temperature, pH and inorganic ions upon the oxygen consumption. (1943) (16)
- Early diagnosis and management of renovascular hypertension. (1987) (16)
- Observations on the Postanaerobic Metabolism of Some Fresh-Water Snails (1955) (15)
- PHYSIOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS UPON A LARVAL EUSTRONGYLIDES: II. THE AEROBIC RESPIRATION (1942) (15)
- Aerobic and anaerobic metabolism of larval and adult Taenia taeniaeformis. III. Influence of some cations on glucose uptake, glucose leakage, and tissue glucose. (1966) (14)
- Further studies upon the chemistry of Macracanthorhynchus hirudinaceus. (1942) (14)
- The anaerobic glycogen consumption in Ascaris females and males. (1937) (13)
- Physiological observations upon a larval Eustrongylides. VII. Studies upon survival and metabolism in sterile surroundings. (1944) (13)
- Aerobic Fat Metabolism of Ascaris lumbricoides. (1941) (13)
- STUDIES ON REDUCING SUBSTANCES AND GAS FORMATION IN CULTURES OF ENDAMOEBA HISTOLYTICA AND A SINGLE SPECIES OF SYMBIOTIC BACTERIA (1943) (13)
- Physiological observations upon a larval Eustrongylides. V. The behavior in abnormal warmblooded hosts. (1943) (12)
- Histochemical Studies of Liver Glycogen and Lipid in Some Parasitic Infections. (1960) (12)
- The Fat Content of Pagurus Parasitized by Peltogaster and Its Relation to Theories of Sacculinization (1944) (11)
- Old and new observations on the chemical composition of Trypanosoma cruzi. (1962) (11)
- The cultivation and metabolism of trypanosomes in the presence of trehalose with observations on trehalase in blood serum (1960) (10)
- PHYSIOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS UPON A LARVAL EUSTRONGYLIDES. XI. INFLUENCE OF OXYGEN TENSION ON THE AEROBIC AND POST-ANAEROBIC OXYGEN CONSUMPTION (1947) (8)
- Studies on the Carbohydrate Metabolism in Planarians (1936) (8)
- METHODS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF NITROGEN AND CARBON IN SMALL AMOUNTS OF PLANKTON (1935) (8)
- Recent trends in parasite physiology. (1957) (8)
- Structural aspects of cell physiology (1953) (6)
- Observations on the ether extract of Ascaris males and Eustrongylides larvae. (1945) (6)
- Physiological observations upon a larval Eustrongylides; influence of respiratory poisons upon the aerobic gaseous metabolism. (1945) (5)
- The weight relations between shell and soft tissues during the growth of some fresh-water snails (1954) (5)
- Discussion of papers on haemoflagellates. (1953) (5)
- The metabolism of parasites. Its relations to the pathogenesis and chemotherapy of parasitic infections (1967) (5)
- QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON GLUCOSE CONSUMPTION BY TRICHOMONAS FOETUS (1938) (4)
- DECOMPOSITION AND REGENERATION OF NITROGENOUS ORGANIC MATTER IN SEA WATER. VI. THE EFFECT OF ENZYME POISONS (1947) (4)
- The gaseous exchanges of trypanosome-infected rats (1951) (4)
- Chapter 1 – Inorganic Substances (1973) (4)
- Quantitative Determination of the Nitrogen in the Particulate Matter of the Sea (1938) (3)
- Chemical composition and metabolism of nematode parasites of vertebrates and the chemistry of their environment. (1941) (3)
- Technical consideration in management of renovascular hypertension in an infant with double renal arteries. (1986) (3)
- Hytakerol-Induced Metastatic Calcification in Trypanosomiases. (1966) (3)
- Incorporation of calcium into the soft tissues and calcareous corpuscles of larval Taenia taeniaeformis (1975) (3)
- Chapter 3 – Carbohydrates II. Metabolism of Carbohydrates (1973) (2)
- The Harvey lectures, 1953-54 (1955) (2)
- The physiology of helminth parasites in relation to disease. (1948) (2)
- OBSERVATIONS UPON THE NITROGEN OF THE PARTICULATE MATTER IN THE SEA (1937) (2)
- Metastatic Calcification Induced by Hytakerol in Chickens Infected With Plasmodium gallinaceum (1964) (1)
- Factors influencing the oxygen consumption of a larval Eusrongylides. (1942) (1)
- Chapter 4 – Carbohydrates III. Host-Parasite Relationships (1973) (1)
- 1 – GLIMPSES AT THE EARLY DAYS OF PARASITE BIOCHEMISTRY (1972) (1)
- Chapter 9 – Respiration (1973) (1)
- Chapter 6 – Proteins (1973) (0)
- Chemical observations on the metabolism of the larvae of Trichinella spiralis. (1951) (0)
- Manometric Methods (Dixon, Malcolm) (1952) (0)
- Chapter 2 – Carbohydrates I. Distribution and Nature of Carbohydrates (1973) (0)
- Ciba foundation colloquia on endocrinology. Volume VI: Hormonal factors in carbohydrate metabolism (1954) (0)
- Chapter 8 – Vitamins (1973) (0)
- Studies in parasitology : in memory of Clark P. Read (1977) (0)
- A Study of Antimetabolites (Wooley, D. W.) (1952) (0)
- Biochemistry of Parasites and Host-Parasite Relationships (1977) (0)
- Modern Trends in Physiology and Biochemistry (Barron, S. Guzman) (1952) (0)
- Technical Consideration in Management of Renovascular Hypertension in an Infant With Double Renal Arteries (1987) (0)
- Chapter 5 – Lipids (1973) (0)
- Quantitative Investigation of the Cyst-Outcome of Entamoeba histolytica and of Lamblia intestinalis in a Healthy Carrier. (1932) (0)
- Chapter 7 – Nucleic Acids (1973) (0)
- An Old-Timer's Look at Parasite Physiology (1970) (0)
- On the origin of anaerobiosis and of endoparasitism in invertebrates. (1945) (0)
- Drug resistance of microorganisms: By Robert J. Schxitzer and Emanuel Grunberg, Department of Chemotherapy, Hoffmann-LaRoche, Inc., Nutley, New Jersey. Academic Press Inc., New York, N. Y., 1957. xiv + 395 pp. Price $10.00 (1958) (0)
- Carbohydrate Metabolism of Protozoa. (1963) (0)
- Early Diagnosis and Management of Renovascular Hypertension (1987) (0)
- Study of Parasite Physiology and its Medical Importance. (1953) (0)
- Biochemittty of parasites. (1966) (0)
- Physiology of parasites. (1972) (0)
- General Parasitology V. A. Dogiel Yu. I. Polyanski E. M. Kheisin (1967) (0)
- The influence of oxygen lack on Schistosoma mansoni cercame and on infected Australorbis glabratus. (1952) (0)
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