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Lewis Victor Heilbrunn

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Lewis Victor Heilbrunn's Degrees

PhD Biology University of California, Berkeley
Masters Biology University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Biology University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Lewis Victor Heilbrunn was an influential American biologist. Heilbrunn was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1927, and on his return from Europe began teaching at the University of Pennsylvania, a position he would hold for 30 years. His Outline of General Physiology became a standard foundational text in the field.

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Lewis Victor Heilbrunn's Published Works

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An outline of general physiology (1944) (456)
The action of various cations of muscle protoplasm. (1947) (297)
The Colloid Chemistry of Protoplasm (1923) (296)
The Action of Calcium on Muscle Protoplasm (1940) (85)
The Effect of Heparin on Cell Division.* (1949) (69)
THE COLLOID CHEMISTRY OF PROTOPLASM: IV. The Heat Coagulation of Protoplasm (1924) (62)
The Viscosity of Protoplasm (1927) (62)
Protoplasmic viscosity changes during mitosis (1921) (60)
An experimental study of cell-division. I. The physical conditions which determine the appearance of the spindle in sea-urchin eggs (1920) (51)
ANTIMITOTIC SUBSTANCES FROM OVARIES (1954) (49)
Initiation of Maturation in the Frog Egg (1939) (41)
Protoplasmic viscosity changes during mitosis in the egg of Chaetopterus. (1947) (41)
STIMULATION AND NUCLEAR BREAKDOWN IN THE NEREIS EGG (1937) (39)
STUDIES IN ARTIFICIAL PARTHENOGENESISc IIp PHYSICAL CHANGES IN THE EGG OF ARBACIA (1915) (37)
The action of various cations on muscle protoplasm. (1947) (37)
THE COLLOID CHEMISTRY OF PROTOPLASM: III. The Viscosity of Protoplasm at Various Temperatures (1924) (36)
THE PHYSICAL EFFECT OF ANESTHETICS UPON LIVING PROTOPLASM (1920) (32)
The Action of Sodium, Potassium, Calcium, and Magnesium Ions on the Plasmagel of Amoeba proteus (1932) (31)
The Electric Charge of Protoplasmic Colloids (1939) (31)
The centrifuge method of determining protoplasmic viscosity (25)
The action of ultra-violet rays on arbacia egg protoplasm (1930) (22)
The Presence of Chloride in Muscle Fibers (1942) (22)
The action of the chlorides of sodium, potassium, calcium, and magnesium on the protoplasm of Amoeba dubia (1931) (21)
THE PROTOPLASMIC CORTEX IN RELATION TO STIMULATION (1952) (21)
Heat Death, Heat Injury, and Toxic Factor (1946) (20)
The Physical Structure of the Protoplasm of Sea-Urchin Eggs (1926) (18)
THE USE OF TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENTS IN THE INTERPRETATION OF BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES. (1925) (16)
The action of tissue extracts on cell division. (1951) (16)
The absolute viscosity of protoplasm (1926) (16)
THE EFFECT OF ANESTHETICS ON THE SURFACE PRECIPITATION REACTION (1934) (15)
The action of various salts on the first stage of the surface precipitation reaction in Arbacia egg protoplasm (1930) (15)
Effect of Bacterial Polysaccharide on Cell Division (1950) (14)
Studies in artificial parthenogenesis. IV. Heat parthenogenesis (1925) (13)
THE ANTIMITOTIC AND CARCINOSTATIC ACTION OF OVARIAN EXTRACTS (1957) (13)
THE ACTION OF ETHER ON PROTOPLASM (1925) (12)
The action of ultraviolet rays on amoeba protoplasm (1933) (11)
THE SURFACE TENSION THEORY OF MEMBRANE ELEVATION (1924) (10)
3 – PROTOPLASMIC GELS (1956) (9)
The relation of protoplasmic gelation to oxidative processes. (1957) (9)
STUDIES IN ARTIFICIAL PARTHENOGENESIS I. MEMBRANE ELEVATION IN THE SEA-URCHIN EGG (1913) (9)
PROTEIN LIPID BINDING IN PROTOPLASM (1936) (9)
The absolute viscosity of amoeba protoplasm (1929) (9)
STUDIES IN ARTIFICIAL PARTHENOGENESIS. III. CORTICAL CHANGE AND THE INITIATION OF MATURATION IN THE EGG OF CUMINGIA (1920) (8)
Protoplasmic viscosity of amoeba at different temperatures (1929) (8)
THE ELECTRICAL CHARGES OF LIVING CELLS. (1925) (6)
INDIRECT EFFECTS OF RADIATION ON SEA URCHIN EGGS (1935) (6)
ANTIMITOTIC SUBSTANCES FROM THE OVARIES OF VERTEBRATES (1956) (6)
Shock due to electrical injury in frogs. (1948) (6)
CHANGES IN THE PROTOPLASM DURING MATURATION (1955) (5)
A RATIONAL APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM OF CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY (1957) (5)
Protoplasmic viscosity changes during mitosis in the egg of Chaetopterus. (1948) (5)
THE ACTION OF INSULIN ON CELLS AND PROTOPLASM (1958) (4)
Calcium and Life (1951) (4)
The Irritability of Frog Muscle in Relation to the Sodium Ion (1941) (4)
5 – THE SURFACE PRECIPITATION REACTION (1956) (4)
A further study of the action of potassium on amoeba protoplasm (1934) (4)
INDIRECT EFFECTS OF RADIATION ON ELODEA LEAVES (1935) (3)
Cellular physiology and aging. (1956) (3)
HERMAPHRODITISM IN ARBACIA. (1929) (3)
THE MEASUREMENT OF OXIDATION IN THE SEA-URCHIN EGG. (1915) (3)
Colloidal change and mitosis (1925) (3)
Biological Sciences Symposium Colloidal Changes In Aging Cells (1958) (3)
The Action of Temperature (1958) (3)
Fat Release in Amoeba after Irradiation (1938) (3)
Magnesium and Potassium Anesthesia in Amoeba.∗ (1932) (3)
Is Protoplasm Ever Fluid (1960) (2)
The effect of tissue extracts on cell division. (1950) (2)
Protoplasmic injury substances and their effect on the organism. (1947) (1)
Studies of shock in frogs; shock due to electrical injury. (1948) (1)
14 – CELLULAR HOMEOSTASIS (1956) (1)
2 – PROTOPLASMIC VISCOSITY (1956) (1)
The rheology of protoplasm (1960) (1)
The Effect of Various Physiological Factors (1958) (1)
The prevention of cell division by anti-clotting agents (1950) (1)
8 – THE EXCITATION OF NERVE (1956) (1)
STUDIES IN ARTIFICIAL PARTHENOGENESIS V. THE ANOMALOUS ACTION OF MERCURIC CHLORIDE (1925) (1)
BIOLOGICAL PUBLICATION IN AMERICA. (1941) (0)
7 – MUSCULAR CONTRACTION (1956) (0)
Effect of bacterial polysaccharide on cell divisio. (1950) (0)
The Action of Pressure and of Electricity (1958) (0)
The relation of heparin to protoplasmic clotting. (1948) (0)
The Action of Salts, Acids and Bases (1958) (0)
An Out Line of General Physiology (1938) (0)
The Measurement of Protoplasmic Viscosity (1958) (0)
Heat death, heat injury and toxic factor. (1946) (0)
The Significance of the Viscosity Data (1958) (0)
Clotting and Anticlotting Substances (1958) (0)
The colloidal behavior of muscle protoplasm. (1946) (0)
10 – CELL DIVISION (1956) (0)
The initiation of cell division in theChaetopterus Egg (1955) (0)
The Dynamic State of Body Constituents. Rudolf Schoenheimer (1943) (0)
Hypertonic and Hypotonic Solutions (1958) (0)
13 – THE COLLOIDAL THEORY OF STIMULATION AND ANESTHESIA (1956) (0)
Environment and the human body. 7. Environmental pollution and management of the problem (1) (1938) (0)
Protoplasmic Activity (1941) (0)
GERONTOLOGY; discussion group. (1958) (0)
9 – CONDUCTION AND TRANSMISSION (1956) (0)
Sumner Cushing Brooks 1888-1948. (1948) (0)
Cyanide and Azide (1958) (0)
4 – THE ELECTROCHEMISTRY OF THE CELL (1956) (0)
Injury and Injury Substances (1958) (0)
6 – PROTOPLASMIC CLOTTING (1956) (0)
The Permeability of Natural Membranes@@@The Permeability of Living Cells. (1945) (0)
12 – STIMULATION AND ANESTHESIA (1956) (0)
11 – THE SUPPRESSION OF CELL DIVISION (1956) (0)
The Viscosity Concept (1958) (0)
The aging ofChaetopterus eggs (1956) (0)
Substances Used in the Treatment of Cancer (1958) (0)

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