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Alfred Wilhelmi

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Bachelors Biology University of California, Berkeley
Doctorate Medicine Johns Hopkins University

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According to Wikipedia, Alfred Ellis Wilhelmi was an American endocrinologist recognized for contributing to the understanding of anterior pituitary hormones. Education Born in Lakewood, Ohio, Wilhelmi attended Cleveland public schools. Wilhelmi earned a B.S. degree in premedical sciences from Western Reserve University in 1933. He then attended Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar, where he obtained a B.A. in 1933 and Ph.D. in animal physiology in 1937. He then joined Yale University's Biochemistry Department, rising to the position of Professor in 1950.

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Alfred Wilhelmi's Published Works

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The colorimetric estimation of amino nitrogen in blood. (1943) (208)
Initiation of the spawning reflex response in Fundulus by the administration of fish and mammalian neurohypophysial preparations and synthetic oxytocin. (1955) (93)
Effects of adrenalectomy, hypophysectomy, growth hormone and thyroxine on fatty acid synthesis in vivo. (1962) (92)
Localization of prolactin within the puitary of a cyprinodont fish, Fundulus heteroclitus (Linnaeus), by specific fluorescent antiovine prolactin globulin. (1966) (90)
A new preparation of crystalline anterior pituitary growth hormone. (1948) (85)
The glycostatic action of purified growth hormone. (1950) (85)
Renal Carbonic Anhydrase (1941) (63)
Fractionation of human pituitary glands. (1961) (62)
Improved method for the extraction and purification of human growth hormone. (1969) (61)
The Effect of Adrenalectomy and of the Adrenocorticotrophic and Growth Hormones on the Synthesis of Fatty Acids * (1950) (41)
Fragments of human growth hormone produced by digestion with thrombin: chemistry and biological properties. (1980) (38)
Isolation and biological characterization of fragments of human growth hormone produced by digestion with plasmin. (1975) (37)
Immunochemical studies with prolactin-like fractions of fish pituitaries. (1968) (33)
RECOVERY AND PARTIAL PURIFICATION OF FSH AND LH DURING THE PURIFICATION OF TSH FROM HUMAN PITUITARY GLANDS. (1965) (33)
Metabolic effects of plasmin digests of human growth hormone in the rat and man. (1973) (32)
Further studies on the fractionation of human pituitary glands. (1965) (32)
METABOLISM OF KIDNEY TISSUE IN THE ADRENALECTOMIZED RAT (1941) (31)
Immunochemical relatedness of porcine, bovine, ovine and primate pituitary growth hormones. (1965) (29)
STUDIES OF GROWTH HORMONE BY MICRO‐COMPLEMENT FIXATION * (1968) (27)
Effect of a primate pituitary growth hormone preparation on nitrogen metabolism in the hypophysectomized rhesus monkey. (1957) (26)
Cyanogen bromide cleavage and partial amino acid sequence of porcine growth hormone. (1970) (24)
Biological properties of plasmin digests of S-carbamidomethylated human growth hormone. (1975) (23)
Isolation and Characterization of Fragments of Reduced and S-Carbamidomethylated Human Growth Hormone Produced by Plasmin Digestion. II. Biological and Immunological ActivitiesEndocrinology 102:* (1978) (23)
A summary of the biological activities of the various lots of pituitary hormones produced under the programs of the National Institute of Arthritis, Metabolism and Digestive Diseases. (1973) (22)
Preparation of Bovine, Ovine and Porcine Prolactin1 (1965) (21)
THE EFFECTS OF HEPATIC ANOXIA ON THE RESPIRATION OF LIVER SLICES IN VITRO (1945) (21)
BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON SHOCK : IV. THE OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF LIVER AND KIDNEY TISSUE FROM RATS IN HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK. (1944) (21)
Effect of hormones upon the production of ketone bodies by rat liver slices. (1950) (21)
Immunochemical studies with antisera to fractions of human growth hormone which are high or low in pigeon crop gland-stimulating activity. (1965) (20)
Dissociation of some of the biological activities of porcine and human growth hormones by cyanogen bromide cleavage. (1972) (19)
METABOLIC CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH HEMORRHAGE (1948) (19)
Recombination of fragments of human growth hormone: altered activity profile of the recombinant molecule. (1981) (18)
Purification and characteristics of porcine growth hormone. (1970) (16)
The metabolism of creatine: A micro-method for the determination of creatine and creatinine. (1937) (16)
Respiration of Heart Muscle Slices from Rats in the Terminal Stage of Hemorrhagic Shock.∗ (1946) (16)
Multi-Enzyme Systems (1950) (15)
Metabolic aspects of shock. (1948) (15)
SOME ASPECTS OF THE NITROGEN METABOLISM OF LIVER TISSUE FROM RATS IN HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK (1945) (14)
Isolation and characterization of fragments of reduced and S-carbamidomethylated human growth hormone produced by plasmin digestion. I. Chemistry. (1978) (14)
GLYCONEOGENESIS IN KIDNEY TISSUE OF THE ADRENALECTOMIZED RAT (1941) (14)
Progress in Clinical Endocrinology (1950) (12)
Biological activities of recent preparations of pituitary hormones produced under the programs of the National Institute of Arthritis, Metabolism, and Digestive Diseases. (1978) (12)
A Crystalline Pituitary Protein With High Growth Activity. (1947) (10)
THE EFFECTS OF ANOXIA AND OF HEMORRHAGE UPON THE METABOLISM OF THE CEREBRAL CORTEX OF THE RAT (1945) (10)
The influence of feeding on the effects of hepatic anoxia on the respiration of liver slices in vitro. (1946) (9)
Preparation of Equine Luteinizing Hormone1 (1965) (9)
The metabolism of creatine: The conversion of arginine into creatine in the isolated rabbit heart. (1937) (8)
The metabolism of creatine: The role of glycocyamine in creatine synthesis. (1938) (8)
Rabbit, guinea pig, rat and human antibodies to human growth hormone: immunological reactions with human and nonhuman primate growth hormones. (1966) (6)
Mitochondria, glycolytic systems, and the pasteur effect (1962) (6)
A cyanogen bromide fragment of reduced and S-aminoethylated porcine growth hormone with anabolic activity. (1970) (5)
The metabolism of creatine. IV: A. Improved determination of glycocyamine. B. Improved determination of arginine. (1938) (5)
The Endocrine Society: origin, organization, and institutions. (1988) (5)
The estimation of parathyroid hormone activity by its effect on serum inorganic phosphorus in the rat. (1947) (4)
Sulntolysis of Bovine Growth Hormone1 (1965) (4)
Growth-Stimulating Effects of Human Growth Hormone Therapy in Turner’s Syndrome (1986) (4)
Assay of pig growth hormone preparations for metabolic activities in the rat and in man. (1976) (4)
Corrections of published electrophoretic mobilities of adrenocorticotropic and parathyroid hormones. (1948) (3)
Isolation and characterization of fragments of reduced and S-carbamidomethylated human growth hormone produced by plasmin digestion. II. Biological and immunological activities. (1978) (3)
Growth; hormonal regulation. (1958) (2)
Canine growth hormone. (1968) (2)
A new preparation of the parathyroid hormone. (1947) (2)
The Stress of Life.Hans Selye (1972) (2)
A shaker for quantitative adsorption experiments. (1938) (2)
OBSERVATIONS ON THE RELATION OF UREA AND GLYCINE TO CREATINE SYNTHESIS (1940) (2)
Fifty-first Annual Meeting, The Endocrine Society New York, June 29, 1969 (1969) (1)
PREPARATION OF EQUINE LUTEINIZING HORMONE. (1965) (1)
Herbert McLean Evans (1882-1971) (1971) (1)
Currents in Biochemical Research Edited by David E. Green. New York: Interscience Publishers, Inc. 1946, 486 pages. Price $5.00 (1947) (1)
BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON SHOCK (1944) (1)
SULFITOLYSIS OF BOVINE GROWTH HORMONE. (1965) (1)
Short Normal Children in Therapeutic Trial of Human Growth Hormone Responsiveness (1986) (1)
Preparation of crystalline growth hormone. (1948) (1)
Manometric Methods as Applied to the Measurement of Cell Respiration and Other Processes (1943) (1)
Terminology for the Anterior Pituitary Hormones. (1962) (1)
Dose Studies for Human Growth Hormone in Hypopituitarism (1986) (0)
The comparative biochemistry of pituitary growth hormone. (1959) (0)
Estimation of parathyroid hormone activity by its effect on serum inorganic phosphorus in the rat. (1947) (0)
A Textbook of Comparative Endocrinology. A. Gorbman and H. A. Bern. Wiley, New York, 1962. xiv + 468 pp. Illus. $12.50 (1962) (0)
Basic Endocrinology. For students of biology and medicine. J. H. U. Brown and S. B. Barker. Davis, Philadelphia, 1962. vii + 228 pp. Illus. Paper, $4.50 (1962) (0)
Herbert McLean Evans. (1971) (0)

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