Anna Goldfeder
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Anna Goldfeder's Degrees
- PhD Medical Sciences Medical University of Vienna
- Doctorate Medicine Medical University of Vienna
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Dr. Anna Goldfeder was a pioneering researcher in the fields of radiology and cancer treatment. Born in 1898 in Józefów Poland, Goldfeder studied at the University of Prague and worked at the Masaryk University before earning her doctorate in natural sciences in 1922. She was invited to conduct research in the United States, and immigrated in 1931. During her 66-year career as a research scientist, she worked at the University of Vienna, Harvard University, Columbia University, Lenox Hill Hospital, the Rockefeller Institute, the New York City Hospitals Department and the Department of Biology at New York University Washington Square, where she was director of the Cancer and Radiobiology Research Laboratory.
Anna Goldfeder's Published Works
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- Protein-associated DNA breaks and DNA-protein cross-links caused by DNA nonbinding derivatives of adriamycin in L1210 cells. (1981) (65)
- CELL KINETICS OF IRRADIATED EXPERIMENTAL TUMORS: CELL TRANSITION FROM THE NON‐PROLIFERATING TO THE PROLIFERATING POOL (1980) (27)
- RADIOSENSITIVITY AND BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF TWO TUMOUR-TYPES INDIGENOUS TO THE SAME HOST. VI. THE EFFECTS OF X-IRRADIATION ON SUB-CELLULAR UNITS. (1963) (24)
- An electron microscope study of spontaneous mammary carcinomas in a subline of strain DBA mice. (1960) (23)
- Urethan and x-ray effects on mice of a tumor-resistant strain, X-Gf. (1972) (22)
- Further studies on the relation between radiation effects, cell viability, and induced resistance to malignant growth; anomalous radiosensitivities of analogous mouse mammary adenocarcinomas. (1950) (21)
- DIVISION OF BIOPHYSICS: CELL STRUCTURE AND RADIOSENSITIVITY* (1963) (21)
- Biological Properties and Radiosensitivity of Tumours: Determination of the Cell-Cycle and Time of Synthesis of Deoxyribonucleic Acid Using Tritiated Thymidine and Autoradiography (1965) (21)
- Purification and properties of ribonucleic acid polymerase from rat liver mitochondria. (1973) (19)
- Nucleolar morphology and cell proliferation kinetics of thymic lymphocytes. (1973) (18)
- Nucleolar morphology, nucleic acid syntheses, and growth rates of experimental tumors. (1971) (18)
- Studies on Radiosensitivity and “Immunizing” Ability of Mammary Tumours of Mice (1954) (18)
- Carcinogenesis in naturally tumour-resistant mice. X-irradiation versus urethane as a carcinogenic agent. (1966) (17)
- Relation between Radiation Effects and Cell Viability as Indicated by Induced Resistance to Transplanted Tumors1 (1942) (17)
- Enhancement of radioresponse of a mouse mammary carcinoma to combined treatments with hyperthermia and radiosensitizer misonidazole. (1979) (15)
- CELL KINETICS OF IRRADIATED EXPERIMENTAL TUMORS: RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PROLIFERATING AND THE NONPROLIFERATING POOL (1975) (15)
- Alkaline phosphatase activity in various mouse tissues following total body x-irradiation. (1956) (14)
- Survival studies on x-irradiated mice medicated with spleen-preparations. (1957) (14)
- Protein biosynthesis in the liver of X-irradiated mice. (1974) (14)
- Agents Influencing Experimental Radiation Injury. Effects of Folic Acid and Pyridoxine (1948) (13)
- Induced Resistance in Inbred Homozygous Rats to a Lymphosarcoma Autogenous to the Strain∗ (1945) (13)
- Spontaneous transformation from carcinomatous to sarcomatous-like growth. (1954) (13)
- Radiosensitivity at the subcellular level. (1963) (13)
- Comparison of adenosine triphosphatase activity of nuclei and mitochondria from mouse mammary adenocarcinoma. (1961) (13)
- NUCLEOLAR MORPHOLOGY AND MATURATION OF THYMIC LYMPHOCYTES (1972) (13)
- Studies on the Effect of Radiation upon Growth and Respiration of Various Tissues in vitro (1938) (12)
- Release of ribosomes from endoplasmic reticulum (E.R.) of x-irradiated livers. (1974) (12)
- Further Studies on the Effects of Irradiation on Proliferation and Metabolic Processes of Normal and Malignant Tissues (1940) (11)
- Transfer RNA species in tumors of different growth rates. (1976) (11)
- Thermally-enhanced tumor regression in mice treated with melphalan. (1984) (11)
- The Effect of Radiation on Cell Respiration (1938) (10)
- Phosphorylated intermediates in glycolysis of analogous mouse mammary tumors. I. Mouse mammary tumors of the dba and C3H strains. (1951) (10)
- High frequency of in vivo sister chromatid exchanges in the bone marrow cells of mice bearing mammary adenocarcinoma dbrB. (1982) (10)
- Growth in Tissue Culture of Analogous Mouse Mammary Carcinomas and Their Response to Radiation (1948) (10)
- Further studies on the relation between radiation effects, cell viability, and induced resistance to malignant growth; comparison of effects of roentgen rays on mammary tumors autogenous to inbred strains of mice (dba and C3H). (1945) (10)
- Radiation studies on mice of an inbred tumor-resistant strain. The alteration of endogenous susceptibility to amyloidosis by x-irradiation. (1967) (9)
- Electron microscopic study of neoplasms induced by urethan and x-rays in X-Gf mice. (1972) (9)
- RNA tumor viruses present in growing and absent in regressing mammary tumors of mice. (1974) (9)
- Radiosensitivity and biological properties of tumors. XIV. Correlation between mitochondrial structure, oxidative metabolism, and radiosensitivity. (1969) (8)
- Radiation studies on mice of an inbred tumor-resistant strain. V. Possible evidence for activation of the mammary tumor virus (MTV) by urethane as observed by electron microscopy. (1967) (8)
- An overview of fifty years in cancer research: autobiographical essay. (1976) (8)
- Ionizing radiation as a tool in biological research. (1958) (8)
- Identification and kinetics of G1 phase-confined cells in experimental mammary carcinomas. (1977) (8)
- Respiratory Changes in vitro in Normal and Malignant Tissues following Irradiation (1939) (8)
- Adenylate kinase of nuclei and its distribution in several subcellular fractions of neoplastic tissue. (1961) (7)
- Quantitative evaluation of growth rates in tumors before and after radiation. (1951) (7)
- RESPONSE OF NEOPLASTIC CELLS IN VITRO TO IONIZING RADIATION * (1961) (7)
- The relative metabolism in vitro of analogous mammary tumors; oxygen uptake and aerobic glycolysis of mammary tumors autogenous to dba and C3H strains of mice. (1950) (7)
- Incorporation and turnover of radiophosphorus in mouse mammary tumors (dbrB and C3H). (1952) (7)
- Characterization of X Gf mice with respect to their resistance to oncogensis. (1974) (7)
- Survey of some recent investigations in cancer research theoretical basis for the acidotic treatment of neoplasia (1933) (7)
- RADIOSENSITIVITY AND BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF TUMOURS. XI. THE EFFECTS OF X-IRRADIATION ON INTRACELLULAR DISTRIBUTION OF CATALASE. (1967) (6)
- Further Studies on Effects of Irradiation on Proliferation and Metabolic Processes of Normal and Malignant Mammalian Tissues (1941) (6)
- Sister chromatid exchanges in vivo in mouse mammary adenocarcinoma. (1981) (6)
- Experimental models for evaluation of host defenses in cancer. (1971) (6)
- Radiation studies on mice of an inbred tumor-resistant strain. VI. Immune responses to heterologous red cells of non-irradiated and irradiated mice. (1969) (5)
- The response of neoplasms to x-radiation in vivo at increased oxygen tension. (1960) (5)
- NEWER ASPECTS IN CELLULAR RADIOSENSITIVITY. (1965) (5)
- Unusual ultrastructures in a thymic lymphoma of an x-ray- and urethan-treated X-Gf mouse. (1969) (5)
- Combined effects of misonidazole, microwave hyperthermia, and X-rays on the in vivo sister chromatid exchanges and chromosomal abnormalities of the dbrB tumor and on the survival of its host. (1983) (5)
- Radiosensitivity and biological properties of tumours. 13. Free and bound ribosome levels and protein synthesis of two tumour types, control and x-irradiated. (1967) (4)
- Sister chromatid exchanges and chromosome aberrations induced by radiosensitizing agents in bone marrow cells of treated tumor-bearing mice. (1983) (4)
- Radiation studies on mice of a naturally tumor-resistant strain (X-Gf). Nucleolar morphology of thymic lymphocytes differing in radiosensitivity. (1971) (4)
- CELL STRUCTURE AND RADIOSENSITIVITY. (1963) (4)
- Adenylate cyclase activity in mouse tumors of diverse growth rates. Abstr. (1974) (4)
- Structural and metabolic properties of two tumor-types indigenous to the same host. (1960) (3)
- Studies on mice of a tumor resistant strain (X-Gf). 8. Type C particles in mammary tumors of Friend leukemia virus-infected mice. (1971) (3)
- Adriamycin damage: in vivo repair by lymphoma cells. (1981) (3)
- Stem Cells, Nonproliferating Cells, and Their Kinetics in Normal and Neoplastic Tissues (1977) (3)
- Further studies on the radiosensitivity of the analogous mouse mammary tumors dbrB and C3H. (1951) (3)
- Cell proliferation, cancer, and cancer therapy. A conference in honor of Anna Goldfeder. (1982) (3)
- Studies on radiosensitivity and biological properties of two tumour types indigenous to the same host. III. The influence of the "time intensity factor" on growth of tumours. (1961) (3)
- Response of an experimental mammary carcinoma to fractionated X-irradiation with misonidazole and microwave hyperthermia. (1984) (3)
- Mammary carcinogenesis in foster-nursed X-Gf mice. (1974) (3)
- Mitochondrial protein and RNA synthesis of x-irradiated mouse livers. (1972) (3)
- Some recent developments in the cancer field. (1953) (2)
- Further studies on the radio-sensitivity of tumors autogenous to homozygous hosts. (1949) (2)
- Host-tumor relationship: a primary factor in a primary standard. (1962) (2)
- The fine structure of thymocytes of x-ray- and urethane-treated x/gf mice. Abstr. (1968) (2)
- Induction of type B virions to bud into cytoplasmic vacuoles in a mammary tumor of an X-ray- and urethan-treated X/Gf mouse. (1976) (2)
- Proliferation kinetics in irradiated tumors, cell transition from the nonproliferating to the proliferating pool in regenerating tumors. Abstr. (1974) (2)
- Relationship Between Morphology and X-Ray Effects in Implants of Mouse Sarcoma 180 Irradiated with 5,000 and 60,000 Roentgens (in Air)1 (1945) (2)
- The Effects of Reduced Temperatures Upon Growth and Metabolic Changes of Sarcoma 180 Grown in Vivo (1941) (2)
- Studies on oncogenesis in mice of a tumor-resistant strain x/gf. Abstr. (1972) (2)
- Malaria and the Eye. (1936) (1)
- A Study of the Effect of “Anti-Cancer Preparations” on Malignant Tissues Grown in vitro and in vivo (1938) (1)
- Experimental Serum Studies: Part II: Effect of Experimental Serum on Cell Respiration in vitro of Sarcoma 180 (1937) (1)
- ISO—Agglutinins in Association with Malignant Growth (1937) (1)
- [Streptomycin-resistance in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis]. (1949) (1)
- Radiosensitivity and metabolic properties of two tumour-types indigenous to the same host. I. A correlation of cellular structure and radiosensitivity. (1961) (1)
- Deficiency of nuclease activity in ribosomes of three tumor types. (1980) (1)
- Failure of Homozygous Embryo Skin to Prevent Growth of Autogenous Tumor-Grafts in the Rat.∗ (1945) (1)
- The responses of cellular ultrastructures to ionizing irradiation. Abstr. (1963) (1)
- RADIOSENSITIVITY AND BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF TWO TUMOR TYPES INDIGENOUS TO THE SAME HOST. 8. CATALASE ACTIVITY WITHIN THREE INTRACELLULAR FRACTIONS AND ITS RESPONSE TO VARIOUS CHEMICAL AGENTS. (1964) (1)
- Host factors in resistance to cancer of x/gf mice. Abstr. (1969) (0)
- Adenosine triphosphatase of nuclei isolated from normal and neo- plastic tissues. Abstr. (1960) (0)
- Ultrastructural morphology of irradiated tumor cells differing in growth rates. Abstr. (1976) (0)
- Response of x/gf mice to oncogenic viruses. Abstr. (1973) (0)
- Transformation of x/gf mouse embryo cell cultures treated with iododeoxyuridine. Abstr. (1977) (0)
- Aspartyl transfer rna profiles in tumors of different growth rates. Abstr. (1973) (0)
- Nucleolar morphology as related to tumor cell proliferation. Abstr. (1970) (0)
- Complementary effects between two susceptibility genes in developing mammary tumors in mice. Abstr. (1966) (0)
- Cell kinetics of irradiated experimental tumors. Kinetic and structural characteristics of an in vitro transformed tumor (tec). Abstr. (1976) (0)
- N-oxides of pyridine compounds as radiosensitizers for mouse mammary carcinoma mt2. Abstr. (1980) (0)
- Induction of intracytoplasmic type b virions in a mouse mammary tumor. Abstr. (1976) (0)
- Adenosine triphosphate and hexose monophosphate contents of tumors and normal liver. Abstr. (1966) (0)
- Relative morphological and biochemical characteristics of analogous mammary tumors. (1952) (0)
- Cell kinetics of irradiated tumors, nonproliferating cell compartment and its relationship to tumor-regrowths. Abstr. (1973) (0)
- Catalase activity in subcellular fractions of neoplastic and liver tissues. Abstr. (1961) (0)
- Kinetic studies in irradiated tumors of diverse growth rates, light and electron microscopic observations. Abstr. (1974) (0)
- Virus-like particles in tumors induced by urethane in naturally tumor-resistant mice. Abstr. (1967) (0)
- Is there any progress being made in the field of cancer research? (1947) (0)
- Kinetics in irradiated tumors of different growth rates, morphologic and ultrastructural alterations viewed by light and electron microscopy. Abstr. (1973) (0)
- A Comparison of the Radiosensitivities of Tumors Autogenous to Inbred Strains of Animals (1949) (0)
- Radiosensitivity and biological properties of tumors. Xii. Resistance of oxidative metabolism to x-irradiation. Abstr. (1967) (0)
- Stomatitis due to Streptomycin. (1949) (0)
- Interferon induction in mice of diverse neoplastic susceptibility. Abstr. (1971) (0)
- [Not Available]. (1949) (0)
- Transplantable mouse mammary carcinoma. Its unusual characteristics. Abstr. (1975) (0)
- MALARIA AND THE EYE: INVOLVEMENT OF THE ORGAN OF SIGHT IN MALARIA LARVATA ET IGNORATA AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE MELANOFLOCCULATION REACTION FOR ETIOLOGIC DIAGNOSIS (1937) (0)
- CELL KINETICS, CELL STRUCTURE, AND RADIOTHERAPY * (1982) (0)
- Studies on inherent properties of tumors and their radiosensitivity. Abstr. (1961) (0)
- Radiation effect on thymic cells of x/gf mice. Abstr. (1969) (0)
- The incidence of mammary tumors in x/gf mice foster-nursed by iba/gf females. Abstr. (1969) (0)
- [Quantitative and qualitative aspects of the effects of radiations on normal and malignant mammalian cells]. (1962) (0)
- Contents, Vol. 77, 1932 (1932) (0)
- Radiosensitivity and biological properties of two tumour-types indigenous to the same host. IV. Effect of single and multiple x-ray treatments on tumour regression. (1962) (0)
- Radiosensitivity of proliferating and nonproliferating tumor cells. Abstr. (1972) (0)
- Ultrastructural features of mammary tumors induced by urethan alone or in combination with x-rays in x/gf mice. Abstr. (1970) (0)
- Spleen-shape as a genetic marker in X/Gf mice. (1981) (0)
- Electron microscopic studies on neoplasms induced by urethane and x-rays. Abstr. (1968) (0)
- Studies at the subcellular level of two tumor types indigenous to the same host. Abstr. (1963) (0)
- Identificationand Kineticsof G1Phase-confinedCells in ExperimentalMammaryCarcinomas1 (1977) (0)
- [Not Available]. (1947) (0)
- Effects of whole-body x-irradiation on protein synthesis of mouse livers. Abstr. (1971) (0)
- [Not Available]. (1949) (0)
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