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According to Wikipedia, Bernhard Zondek was a German-born Israeli gynecologist who developed the first reliable pregnancy test in 1928. Biography Bernhard Zondek was born in Wronke, Germany, now Wronki, Poland. He studied medicine in Berlin, graduating in 1919. He worked under Karl Franz at the university women's clinic in Berlin Charité, where he specialized in obstetrics and gynecology. His older brother, Hermann Zondek, was a professor at the Humboldt University of Berlin and a pioneer of modern endocrinology.

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Mass Excretion of Œstrogenic Hormone in the Urine of the Stallion (1934) (105)
TUMOUR OF THE PITUITARY INDUCED WITH FOLLICULAR HORMONE (1936) (68)
A Method of Block Iteration (1956) (62)
Endocrine allergy: I. Allergic sensitivity to endogenous hormones☆ (1945) (58)
IMPAIRMENT OF ANTERIOR PITUITARY FUNCTIONS BY FOLLICULAR HORMONE (1936) (57)
Œstrogenic Hormone in the Urine of the Stallion (1934) (55)
Das Hormon des Hypophysenvorderlappens (1927) (53)
PLACENTAL FUNCTION AND FOETAL DEATH (1957) (53)
PGLYCOGEN CONTENT OF THE HUMAN UTERINE MUCOSA GLYCOPENIA UTERI (1940) (42)
Endocrine Allergy (1947) (40)
THE HYPEREMIA EFFECT OF GONADOTROPINS ON THE OVARY: AND ITS USE IN A RAPID PREGNANCY TEST (1945) (40)
Simplified hormonal treatment of amenorrhea. (1942) (40)
THE INHIBITORY EFFECT OF FOLLICULAR HORMONE ON THE ANTERIOR LOBE OF THE PITUITARY GLAND (1936) (39)
Observations on the Structure of Bone in Estrogen-Treated Cocks and Drakes. (1944) (39)
EFFECT OF AUDIOGENIC STIMULATION ON GENITAL FUNCTION AND REPRODUCTION. III. INFERTILITY INDUCED BY AUDITORY STIMULI PRIOR TO MATING. (1960) (39)
Phenol methyl ethers as oestrogenic agents. (1938) (35)
Infectious hepatitis in pregnancy. (1947) (34)
Hypophyseal tumors induced by estrogenic hormone. (1938) (32)
GONADOTROPIC HORMONE IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF CHORIONEPITHELIOMA (1937) (32)
Clinical and experimental investigations on the genital functions and their hormonal regulation (1941) (29)
Estrone clearance test in infectious hepatitis. (1947) (29)
The Importance of Increased Production and Excretion of Gonadotropic Hormone for Diagnosis of Hydatidiform Mole (1942) (28)
THE EFFECT OF PROLONGED ADMINISTRATION OF ESTROGEN: ON THE UTERUS AND THE ANTERIOR PITUITARY OF HUMAN BEINGS (1940) (26)
Effect of audiogenic stimulation on genital function and reproduction. (1964) (26)
CUTANEOUS APPLICATION OF FOLLICULAR HORMONE (1938) (25)
THE FATE OF FOLLICULAR HORMONE IN THE LIVING BODY: FORMERLY PROFESSOR OF GYNÆCOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS IN THE UNIVERSITY OF BERLIN (1934) (24)
THE EFFECT OF PROLONGED APPLICATION OF LARGE DOSES OF FOLLICULAR HORMONE ON THE UTERUS OF RABBITS (1936) (23)
ARE THERE CYCLIC CHANGES IN THE HUMAN VAGINAL MUCOSA (1936) (22)
Cervical Mucus Arborization: Its use in the determination of corpus luteum function (1954) (22)
The Mechanism of Action and Metabolism of Gonadotropic Hormones in the Organism (1945) (21)
Lipæmia and Calcæmia in the Cock induced by Diethylstilbœstrol (1939) (19)
INACTIVATION OF STILBESTROL BY LIVER IN VITRO1 (1943) (18)
Failure to demonstrate a role of midbrain-hypothalamic afferents in reproductive processes. (1967) (18)
The relationship of corticoid excretion to ovarian hormones in the guinea pig. (1952) (18)
INACTIVATION OF OESTROGENIC HORMONE BY WOMEN WITH VITAMIN B DEFICIENCY (1948) (18)
Das Hormon des Hypophysenvorderlappens (1928) (18)
Production of Uterine Haemorrhage in the Normal Cycle and in Amenorrhoea through Progesterone (1938) (18)
Uterine Bleeding Induced by Progesterone: During the Normal Menstrual Interval and in Amenorrhea (1940) (16)
INACTIVATION OF ESTRONE AND DIETHYLSTILBESTROL BY MICROORGANISMS1,2 (1943) (15)
Placental insufficiency; cervical mucus arborization as aid in diagnosis. (1955) (15)
CHROMATOPHOROTROPIC PRINCIPLE OF THE PARS INTERMEDIA OF THE PITUITARY (1935) (14)
A neutral fluorogenic substance in human urine and its increased excretion in pregnancy and pseudohermaphroditism. (1952) (14)
Arborization of cervical and nasal mucus and saliva. (1959) (14)
The effect of long-continued large doses of follicle hormone upon the uterus of the rat (1937) (14)
The Excretion of Halogenized Phenols and Their Use in the Treatment of Urogenital Infections: Percutaneous Chemotherapy (1942) (13)
THE HISTOPATHOLOGY OF THE PITUITARY OF THE WHITE RAT INJECTED WITH FOLLICULAR HORMONE (1939) (13)
Inactivation of Diethylstilbœstrol in the Organism (1939) (12)
Cyclic changes in the vaginal but not in the uterine mucosa of amenorrheic women, induced by a single injection of estrone and progesterone precipitates. (1950) (12)
UTERINE HÆMORRHAGE: INDUCED BY ORAL ADMINISTRATION OF PREGNENINONOL (1939) (12)
Inactivation of Estrone by Liver After Exclusion of Reticuloendothelial System.∗ (1941) (11)
Studies on the mechanism of the female genital function. (1959) (11)
ENDOCRINE ALLERGY; CLINICAL REACTIONS OF ALLERGY TO ENDOGENOUS HORMONES AND THEIR TREATMENT (1947) (11)
AN ANTERIOR PITUITARY HYPERHORMONOTROPHIC SYNDROME (1951) (11)
Hormonal test for fetal death in disturbed pregnancy. (1948) (10)
ACTION OF FOLLICULIN AND PROLAN ON THE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS OF THE BAT DURING HIBERNATION (1933) (10)
The Antigonadotropic Factor. Origin and Preparation (1937) (9)
On the mechanism of uterine bleeding. (1954) (9)
The relation of the anterior lobe of the hypophysis to genital function (1932) (9)
The Antigonadotropic Factor. Species Specificity and Organ Specificity (1937) (9)
INHIBITION OF THE PSEUDOPREGNANCY REACTION IN RABBITS WITH ESTROGENIC AND ANDROGENIC HORMONES (1941) (8)
The hyperemia AZT and the evaluation of the hyperemia rat unit of chorionic gonadotropin. (1947) (8)
Experimental attempts to promote uterine growth (1924) (8)
Quantitative estimation of 3 alpha, 17,20 alpha-pregnanetriol-11-one in urine as an aid in the diagnosis of pseudohermaphroditic conditions. (1954) (8)
Induction of uterine bleeding in amenorrhea with a single injection of precipitates of estrone and progesterone. (1948) (8)
Zur gonadotropen Stimulationstherapie (1935) (8)
ON THE MECHANISM OF THE ACTION OF GONADOTROPHIN FROM PREGNANCY URINE (1940) (7)
Placental hormones after death of foetus with viable placenta. (1947) (7)
Oestrogens and Tumour Genesis (1947) (7)
Cervical Mucus in Pregnancy: Inability of estrogen to produce arborization in pregnancy and its clinical significance (1954) (7)
Chemotherapeutical Use of Halogenized Phenols as External Disinfectants (1942) (7)
The formation of the corpus luteum is dependent on the anterior pituitary lobe, and not on the maturing ovum. The fertilized ovum and hormones 1 (1934) (7)
Does menstrual blood contain a specific toxin? (1953) (6)
Stimulation of the Anterior Hypophysis by Œstrogenic Hormone (1944) (6)
Effect of Auditory Stimulation on Reproduction. IV. Experiments on Deaf Rats.∗ (1964) (6)
Determination and Occurrence of Fluorescent Substances in the Neutral Fraction of Urinary Extracts (1951) (6)
Inactivation of Progesterone in the Organism (1939) (6)
ESTROGENIC ACTIVITY OF ESTRIOL IN DIFFERENT VEHICLES AND DIFFERENT ANIMALS (1951) (6)
FURTHER INVESTIGATIONS ON THE MECHANISM OF OESTRONE PRODUCTION IN THE OVARY (1942) (6)
Percutaneous Application of Sulfanilamide in Animals and Men (1942) (5)
An Enzyme Which Inactivates Estrone.∗ (1942) (5)
Fate of halogenated phenols in the organism. (1943) (5)
Mechanism of Prolan-Antiprolan-Reaction in Simultaneous and Unsimultaneous Application of Both Active Principles (1937) (4)
Effect of Auditory stimuli on female reproductive organs. (1964) (4)
A Twenty-four Hour Pregnancy Test for Equines (1945) (4)
Transplantation of a Granulosa Cell Tumor into the Spleen of Castrated Rats, Treated with Gonadotrophin.∗ (1953) (4)
Some Properties of the Antigonadotropic Factor (1937) (4)
Heterotransplantation of Human Pseudomyxoma Peritonei into Mice and Rats (1943) (4)
ALLERGY TO ENDOGENOUS HORMONES AS A CAUSE OF KERATITIS ROSACEA*† (1947) (4)
Application of the Millon reaction to the determination of chlorophenols in body fluids and tissues. (1943) (4)
THE RELATION BETWEEN TYROSINASE AND ESTRINASE IN POTATO EXTRACTS11 (1945) (4)
The preparation of concentrated antigonadotropic factor (antiprolan). (1938) (3)
The Effect of Artificial Pseudomenstruation and Menstruation on the Increased Elimination of Prolan a in the Absence of Ovarian Function (1937) (3)
Variations in Spermatogenesis of Oligo-spermic Men (1948) (3)
Excretion of estrogens and a metabolite in the urine of female pseudohermaphrodites. (1952) (3)
Further Investigations on the Induction of Uterine Haemorrhage by means of Progesterone (1939) (3)
The Antigonadotropic Factor. The Quantitative Aspects of the Prolan-Antiprolan Reaction (1939) (2)
Increased Excretion of Gonadotropic Hormone in a Pregnant Woman with Mammary Carcinoma1 (1941) (2)
AUTODETOXICATION OF STILB$OElig;STROL DURING PREGNANCY (1942) (2)
TUMOUR GROWTH IN HYPOPHYSEAL DWARFISM (1937) (2)
Shrapnel shot through the placenta. (1947) (2)
Stimulation of ovarian function and induction of pregnancy through intravaginal implantation of estrogen pellets. (1949) (2)
Does the Antigonadotropic Factor Occur in the Organism under Physiological and Pathological Conditions? (1939) (2)
Effect of Vitamin B Complex on Inactivation of Estrone in Vivo and in Vitro. (1947) (2)
The rapid hyperemia pregnancy test in equids; its quantitative evaluation at different time intervals. (1947) (2)
Treatment of Keratitis rosacea with Small Doses of Testosterone (1947) (2)
Vaginal Cycle of Microtus guentheri and Its Response to Estrogenic and Gonadotropic Hormones (1940) (2)
THE CURVE OF ELIMINATION AND EXCRETION OF CHORIONIC GONADOTROPHIN DERIVED FROM THE RATE OF HORMONE RECOVERY AND ANTIHORMONE CONSUMPTION (1940) (2)
“Thermostable” Thromboplastin from Human Placenta and Chicken Brain.∗ (1945) (2)
DOES A STIMULATION OF THE GERMINATIVE EPITHELIUM OF IMMATURE MALE RATS OCCUR AFTER TREATMENT WITH GONADOTROPIC HORMONES, AUGMENTATIVE SUBSTANCE, ANDROGENS AND VITAMIN E?1 (1942) (2)
A simplified method of glycogen estimation in uterine mucosa for clinical purposes (1942) (2)
Urinary Excretion of Gonadotropin and the Estrogens in Hydatidiform Mole and Choriocarcinoma (1967) (2)
The Antigonadotropic Factor. Reversibility of the Prolan-Antiprolan Effect (1937) (1)
Mechanism of endocrine allergy; interpretation of principal phenomena observed in hypersensitivity to the endogenous hormones. (1947) (1)
Is Normal Human Urine Toxic?∗ (1946) (1)
Principles of endocrine allergy. (1947) (1)
Relationship Between Inactivated Prolan and Antiprolan (1938) (1)
Œstrogenic Substances in the Dead Sea (1937) (1)
Intra-abdominal routine prophylaxis by penicillin in gynaecological operations and caesarean sections. [Hebrew text; English summary]. (1950) (1)
LEOKOCYTOSIS INDUCED BY METHYL—ACETAMIDE WITH P—CHLORO—XYLENOL: Chemotactic Effect on Bone Marrow (1943) (1)
MECHANISM OF ENDOCRINE ALLERGY (1947) (1)
Investigation on fluorogenic substances in the phenolic (oestrone) fraction of urine and its relation to the adrenal cortex. (1953) (1)
Carotenoids, vitamin E and sexual hormones. (1)
Absorption and Titration of Androgenic Hormone in Alcoholic and Oily Solutions Administered Percutaneously (1939) (0)
Technical Notes and Short Papers (1955) (0)
Book Reviews (1944) (0)
Functional hyperhormonal cysts of the ovary. (in Hebrew; English summary). (1950) (0)
Effects of external stimuli on reproduction : In honour of Professor B. Zondek (1967) (0)
Variations in spermatogenesis of oligospermic men. (1948) (0)
Intravaginal implantation of hormone pellets. (1947) (0)
An anterior pituitary hyperhormonotrophic syndrome: (excessive uterine bleeding, galactorrhoea, hyperthyroidism). (1952) (0)
Treatment of primary and secondary amenorrhea with long acting preparations of estrone and progesterone. (1954) (0)
Functional (hyperhormonal) cysts of the ovary; diagnosis, therapy and differential diagnosis from extrauterine pregnancy. (1950) (0)
[New focus in the treatment of amenorrhea]. (1954) (0)
Effect of Heterologous Antigonadotropic Sera on the Course of Pregnancy in Rats (1939) (0)
Treatment of puerperal pyaemia with continuous intravenous injection of glucose and alcohol. (1933) (0)
GONADOTROPIC HORMONES AND MAMMARY CARCINOMA (1942) (0)
Bleeding Induced in Uterine Mucosa of the Rabbit by Estroenic Hormone (1940) (0)
SPECIFICITY OF PREGNANCY URINE ANTIPROLAN WITH RESPECT TO HUMAN GONADOTROPIC HORMONES FROM VARIOUS SOURCES1 (1941) (0)
Determination of urinary estriol for the diagnosis of fetal death. (1953) (0)
Uterine Bleeding Induced by Progesterone**Some of the work referred to was done by B. Zondek and M. Vesell in the Beth Israel Hospital in New York. (1940) (0)
Stability of prolan. Its enzymatic nature. (0)
The resorption and action of precipitates of steroid hormones especially estrone and progesterone. (1949) (0)
Is normal human urine toxic? (1947) (0)
ORIGINAL ARTICLESAUTODETOXICATION OF STILBŒSTROL DURING PREGNANCY (1942) (0)
Sterility of Women (1915) (0)
[BIOSYNTHETIC PATHWAYS OF STEROID HORMONES IN THE STEIN-LEVENTHAL SYNDROME]. (1964) (0)
"What to do--how to do it. (1964) (0)
Contents, Vol. 57, 1922 (0)
Treatment of pruritus vulvae by local inunctions with pyribenzamine. (1948) (0)
Unusual findings in a case of adreno-genital syndrome due to adrenal tumor. (1957) (0)
Relation between vitamin B-complex deficiency and inactivation of estrone. (1947) (0)
[Mechanism of female genital function]. (1956) (0)
[The mechanism of female genital function]. (1955) (0)
Hormonal test of the death of the fetus. (1948) (0)
[Experimental and clinical study of the mechanism of action and inactivation of estrogens]. (1951) (0)
Studies on the fluorogenic substances in the oestrone-oestradiol and oestriol fractions in human urine. (1956) (0)
Follikelhormon (Folliculin) und Corpus-luteum-Hormon (Progestin) (1935) (0)
The rapid hyperaemia reaction of the rat ovary to gonadotrophins and its practical application. (1948) (0)
[Not Available]. (1948) (0)

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