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Margaret Beznak

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Margaret Beznak's Degrees

Bachelors Biology Eötvös Loránd University
Masters Biochemistry Eötvös Loránd University

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According to Wikipedia, Margaret Beznak was a Hungarian-born Canadian medical researcher and chair of the physiology department at the University of Ottawa. Early life Margaret Hortobagyi was born in Hungary, the daughter of Béla and Margaret Hortobagyi. Both of her parents were medical doctors; her father was chief of surgery at a hospital in Budapest. Her brother also became a doctor.

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Margaret Beznak's Published Works

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Regression of cardiac hypertrophies of various origin. (1969) (94)
On the distribution of injected radio-active iron in guinea pigs and its rate of appearance in some hemoproteins and ferritins. (1951) (69)
Cardiac Output in Rats During the Development of Cardiac Hypertrophy (1958) (59)
The effect of the pituitary and growth hormone on the blood pressure and on the ability of the heart to hypertrophy (1952) (49)
The behaviour of the weight of the heart and the blood pressure of albino rats under different conditions (1954) (46)
The restoration of cardiac hypertrophy and blood pressure in hypophysectomized rats by large doses of lyophilized anterior pituitary and growth hormone (1954) (45)
Cardiovascular effects of thyroxine treatment in normal rats. (1962) (41)
Hemodynamics during the acute phase of myocardial damage caused by isoproterenol. (1962) (31)
Hemodynamic Changes in Hypophysectomized Rats (1959) (27)
Hormonal Influences in Regulation of Cardiac Performance (1964) (23)
HEMODYNAMICS DURING THE CHRONIC STAGE OF MYOCARDIAL DAMAGE CAUSED BY ISOPROTERENOL. (1964) (22)
Effect of growth hormone and thyroxin or cardio-vascular system of hypophysectomized rats. (1963) (20)
The role of anterior pituitary hormones in controlling size, work and strength of the heart (1960) (19)
The effect of different degrees of subdiaphragmatic aortic constriction on heart weight and blood pressure of normal and hypophysectomized rats. (1955) (19)
The effect of the adrenals and the pituitary on blood pressure and cardiac hypertrophy of rats (1952) (19)
Studies of lysosomal enzyme activity in normal and hypertrophied mammalian myocardium. (1971) (17)
Changes in heart weight and blood pressure following aortic constriction in rats. (1955) (17)
RNA synthesis and RNA content of nuclei prepared from hearts during hypertrophy. (1972) (16)
The effect of adrenocortical hormones alone and in combination with growth hormone on cardiac hypertrophy and blood pressure of hypophysectomized rats (1954) (15)
The Light Absorption of Sheep Hemoglobin and Myoglobin Compounds in the Soret region. A Spectrophotometric Method for the Simultaneous Determination of Hemoglobin and Myoglobin. (1948) (14)
Influence of aortic coarctation on myocardial glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase. (1969) (14)
Cardiovascular Effects of Thyroxine Treatment in Hypophysectomized Rats (1963) (11)
THE INTERPRETATION OF SOME PHENOMENA OF SALIVARY SECRETION CAUSED BY DIRECT ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE EFFECTOR NERVE, IN TERMS OF THE PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THE NERVOUS IMPULSE AND OF ITS CHEMICAL TRANSMISSION (1937) (9)
The role of growth hormone and thyroxine in nephrogenic hypertension and cardiac hypertrophy in hypophysectomized rats. (1967) (9)
Effect of hypophysectomy and hormone treatment on the heart-lung preparation of rats. (1966) (8)
Hemodynamic changes following aortic constriction in normal and in hypophysectomized rats. (1956) (5)
Effect of growth hormone preparations on cardiac hypertrophy and blood pressure of hypophysectomized rats. (1956) (5)
IMMEDIATE HEMODYNAMIC EFFECTS OF ISOPROTERENOL. (1963) (4)
CARDIOVASCULAR CHANGES IN NON-SENSITIZED RATS CHRONICALLY TREATED WITH 2-METHYL-9-FLUOROCORTISOL (1961) (3)
The metabolism of catecholamines in hyperthyroid and vitamin B12 deficient rats. (1966) (3)
Effect of reserpine and triiodothyronine on myocardial lipoprotein lipase, metabolic rate and plasma free fatty acids in rats. (1972) (2)
Fluid and electrolyte shifts relating cardiac hypertrophy with normal growth. (1971) (2)
The hormonal restoration of the intrinsic contractile function of the atrophic hearts of hypophysectomized rats. (1972) (1)
The role of the increase in the concentration of certain blood constituents in the production of suprarenal hypertrophy caused by muscular exercise. (1942) (1)
Cardiac performance in heart-lung preparations of rats with experimental cardiac hypertrophy. (1966) (1)
The effect of the pituitary and growth hormone on the ability of the heart to hypertrophy. (1951) (1)
Myocardial nucleic acid synthesis following constriction of the aorta in rats (1974) (1)
About the Influence of the Thyroid on the Role of the Pituitary in the Changes in Heart Mass. (1946) (0)
The effect of addition of corn cob meal to a diet of standard flour bread on the growth and work capacity of white rats. (1943) (0)
[Not Available]. (1945) (0)
Study of the blood picture in white rats having excessive amounts of vitamin D. (1944) (0)
Proceedings: Cardiac responses to pituitary and thyroid hormones. (1972) (0)
The effect of prolonged administration of l-ascorbic and d-gluconic acid on the weight, fat, protein, glycogen and vitamin-C content of some organs of albino rats. (1947) (0)
On the absence and the return of pendulum movements after contraction. (1952) (0)
The growth and the food and water consumption of the resting or exercising albino rat on diets containing various amounts of fat and a reduced quantity of vitamin B1. (1947) (0)
The effect of prolonged administration of l-ascorbic acid and d-gluconic acid on the bodyweight, food, water and salt-solution consumption of albino rats. (1947) (0)
The growth and the food and water consumption of the resting or exercising albino rat on diets containing various amounts of fat and a reduced quantity of thiamine. 2. Summer experiments. (1948) (0)

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