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Masters Computer Science Stanford University
Bachelors Computer Science University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Carl Dragstedt is a scientist who discovered the role of Histamine in Anaphylaxis. He was a chairman of the Northwestern University's pharmacology department, a Northwestern professor for 38 years and a retired physician with a practice in Edison Park.

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Carl Dragstedt's Published Works

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Allergy in practice (1944) (128)
STUDIES IN ANAPHYLAXIS (1932) (82)
Potentiating Effect of Iproniazid on the Pharmacological Action of Sympathomimetic Amines.∗ (1953) (71)
THE RELATIVE EFFECTS OF DISTENTION ON DIFFERENT PORTIONS OF THE INTESTINE (1929) (61)
Inhibitory Effect of Heparin upon Histamine Release by Trypsin, Antigen, and Proteose.∗ (1942) (45)
INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION : II. A STUDY OF THE FACTORS INVOLVED IN THE PRODUCTION AND ABSORPTION OF TOXIC MATERIAIS FROM THE INTESTINE. (1919) (40)
THE RELATIONSHIP OF HISTAMINE TO ANAPHYLAXIS IN THE RABBIT. (1940) (33)
Does Alcohol Stimulate Gastric Secretion by Liberating Histamine? (1940) (32)
EXTIRPATION OF THE DUODENUM (1918) (31)
STUDIES IN ANAPHYLAXIS: II. The Nature of a Physiologically Active Substance Appearing during Anaphylactic Shock (1932) (27)
Passive Sensitization of Rabbit's Blood (1940) (24)
Effect of Trypsin upon Blood Histamine of Rabbits (1941) (23)
OBSERVATIONS ON THE TRYPAN BLUE CAPILLARY PERMEABILITY TEST IN RABBITS (1941) (23)
THE RELATION OF THE LIVER HISTAMINE TO ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK IN DOGS (1941) (22)
RESPIRATORY STIMULANTS IN ACUTE COCAINE POISONING IN RABBITS (21)
Effect of Thyroidectomy and of Experimental Hyperthyroidism Upon Histamine Content of Rat Tissues (1940) (21)
THE RÔLE OF HISTAMINE IN CANINE ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK (1936) (21)
REMOVAL OF INTRAVENOUSLY INJECTED BROMSULPHALEIN FROM THE BLOOD STREAM OF THE DOG: A COMPARISON OF THE REMOVAL OF INTRAVENOUSLY INJECTED BILIRUBIN AND THAT OF BROMSULPHALEIN (1938) (20)
Oral medication with preparations for prolonged action. (1958) (20)
The significance of histamine in anaphylaxis (1945) (19)
ANAPHYLAXIS AND ALLERGY (1939) (19)
Modification of Anaphylaxis by Benadryl.∗ (1946) (17)
An investigation of the question of histamine tolerance (1941) (15)
Trial by ordeal (1945) (15)
Significance of Histamine in Trypsin Shock as Determined by Benadryl.∗ (1946) (15)
MODIFYING ACTION OF CALCIUM AND SODIUM BICARBONATE ON SALICYLATE INTOXICATION (1934) (15)
Further Observations on the Nature of the Active Substance (“Anaphylatoxin”) in Canine Anaphylactic Shock (1936) (14)
THE DIGESTION OF LIVING TISSUES BY PROTEOLYTIC ENZYMES. (1943) (14)
Liberation of Histamine by Trypsin (1940) (14)
IMMUNITY IN INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION (1918) (13)
Observations on a Physiologically Active Substance Appearing During Anaphylactic Shock (1932) (13)
THE ANTIGENIC PROPERTY OF CLOSED INTESTINAL LOOP FLUID (1918) (13)
Bilirubinemia and Bromsulphalein Retention (1936) (12)
Bromsulphalein Dye Retention Test as a Measure of Functional Activity of Reticulo-Endothelial System (1936) (11)
Inactivation of Histamine in Vivo (1935) (10)
HEMOGLOBIN REGENERATION IN GASTRECTOMIZED DOGS (1933) (10)
Heterotopic bone formation in thyroparathyroideetomized dogs. (1932) (10)
ADRENAL CORTEX EXTRACT IN CANINE ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK (1937) (10)
Liver Histamine During Peptone Shock in Dogs (1941) (9)
THE REMOVAL OF INTRAVENOUSLY INJECTED BILIRUBIN FROM THE BLOOD STREAM IN THE DOG (1937) (9)
The Halogenated Hydrocarbons: Their Toxicity and Potential Dangers. (1956) (9)
Role of Histamine in Circulatory Effects of Rattlesnake Venom (Crotalin) (1938) (9)
Factors controlling the intestinal bacteriaThe effect of acute obstruction and stasis on bacterial types (1922) (8)
The Variation of Anesthetic Efficiency of Procaine Hydrochloride and Procaine Borate With pH (1930) (8)
A PHARMACOLOGIC STUDY OF THE TOXEMIA THEORY OF SURGICAL SHOCK (1937) (7)
The Reticulo-Endothelial System and Anaphylaxis in the Dog (1936) (7)
THE MECHANISM OF THE DIURETIC ACTION OF SECRETIN PREPARATIONS (1931) (7)
PEPTONE SHOCK IN RABBITS (1942) (7)
Intraintestinal Pressure and Absorption from the Intestine.∗ (1933) (7)
Histamine: its pharmacology and role in anaphylaxis. (1955) (7)
Intestinal ObstructionA Study of the Influence of the Bacterial Flora on the Toxemia of Acute Obstruction (1920) (7)
ANAPHYLAXIS AND ANESTHESIA (1935) (7)
THE COMPARATIVE EFFECT OF EPINEPHRIN UPON BLOOD PRESSURE AND INTESTINAL MOTILITY IN THE DOG (1928) (7)
Observations on the Antagonism Between Heparin and Trypsin.* (1945) (6)
IDIOSYNCRASY TO DRUGS: Chairman's Address (1947) (5)
PERSONAL HEALTH LOG: GUEST EDITORIAL (1956) (5)
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF BONE REPAIR: EFFECT OF THYROPARATHYROIDECTOMY AND OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF PARATHORMONE (1932) (5)
EXPERIMENTAL ESOPHAGEAL OBSTRUCTION (1932) (5)
The Anti-Histamine Effect of Imidazol.∗ (1945) (5)
The significance of histamine in anaphylaxis and allergy (1943) (5)
Vitamin C and Peptone Shock in Dogs (1938) (4)
The pharmacological action of trypsin (1944) (4)
The relationship of the sugar moieties of the cardiac glycosides to their toxicity on the intact embryonic chick heart. (1954) (4)
Vitamin C and Anaphylactic Shock in Dogs (1938) (4)
Influence of insulin on action of cardiac glycosides on the intact embryonic chick heart. (1954) (4)
The role of histamine in various pathological conditions and the methods of controlling its effects. (1945) (4)
Nature of the Capillary Permeability Factor Present in Extracts of Normal Tissues (1941) (4)
Observations on the histaminolytic activity of dog thoracic duct lymph. (1956) (4)
Adrenergic blockade by iproniazid (1955) (4)
Personal health log. (1956) (3)
INTRAVENOUS INJECTIONS (1931) (3)
THE HEMODYNAMIC ACTION OF MINIMAL EFFECTIVE DOSES OF EPINEPHRIN IN THE UNANESTHETIZED DOG (1928) (3)
Liberation of Heparin by Trypsin (1941) (3)
Absorption of Drugs from the Esophagus (1932) (3)
Peptone Shock in Fetal Dogs and its Significance in the Metabolism of Histamine (1940) (3)
THE ROLE OF HISTAMINE AND OTHER METABOLITES IN ANAPHYLAXIS (1950) (3)
The physiological significance of histamine (1940) (2)
OBSERVATIONS ON THE HEMODYNAMIC ACTION OF EPINEPHRINE (1928) (2)
The Relation of the Dose of Antigen to the Degree of Anaphylactic Shock in Dogs (1943) (2)
Effect of Iron on Hemoglobin Regeneration in Gastrectomized Dogs (1935) (2)
FURTHER STUDIES ON THE MECHANISM OF PEPTONE SHOCK (1938) (2)
Effect of Heparin on Acute Anaphylactic Shock (1934) (2)
THE LOCAL ANESTHETIC ACTIVITY AND TOXICITY OF ALKAMINE ESTERS OF p-FLUOROBENZOIC ACID (1941) (2)
The effect of pancreatectomy on the toxicity of k-strophanthin in the dog. (1956) (2)
Action of Morphine on the Intestine in Peritonitis. (1931) (1)
Andrew Conway Ivy (1944) (1)
Isopropyl Alcohol/Monocaine 1½% with Epinephrine 1:100,000— Acceptable for A.D.R./Periodon — not Acceptable for A.D.R./Notice of Judgment/Accepted Dental Remedies/The Library Bureau/Summary of the Taft-Ball-Smith Health bill (s.2143)/New Release Supports Legislative Program (1946) (1)
Mechanism of Secretin Diuresis. (1931) (1)
Relationship Between Peptone Shock and Anaphylactic Shock (1937) (1)
A STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF CERTAIN DIURETICS ON THE CONCENTRATION OF BLOOD CHLORIDES IN DOGS (1931) (1)
Sidelights of American pharmacology. (1966) (1)
Observations on Hemodynamic Effect of Epinephrine in Unanesthetized Dog. (1927) (1)
March 11, 1983 (1983) (0)
May 13, 1983 (1983) (0)
March 25, 1983 (1983) (0)
April 29, 1983 (1983) (0)
The department of Pharmacology Northwestern University Medical School. (1952) (0)
Handbook of Toxicology. Vol. 10. Acute Toxicities. (1956) (0)
Who killed Cock Robin? The martyred scientist (1962) (0)
AN EXPERIMENT FOR DEMONSTRATING THE ELECTIVE ACTION OF MORPHINE AND STRYCHNINE (1931) (0)
Effect of Picrotoxin on Electrical Excitability of the Respiratory Center (1944) (0)
April 15, 1983 (1983) (0)
Dr. James J. Moorhead, Chicago surgeon. (1977) (0)
Kenneth Karl Jones. (1953) (0)
[Not Available]. (1946) (0)
July 29, 1983 (1983) (0)
Intravenous injections. (1948) (0)
Blood Chloride Changes in Relation to Diuresis in Dogs. (1930) (0)
January 28, 1983 (1983) (0)
Demonstration of an “Anaphylactic Poison” (1932) (0)
A consideration of the drugs used in the treatment of duodenal ulcer. (1955) (0)
January 14, 1983 (1983) (0)
August 12, 1983 (1983) (0)
Carl Dragstedt Interview, October 8, 1984 (1984) (0)
CAT ASSAY FOR DIGITALIS PREPARATIONS (1942) (0)
Comparative Sensitiveness of Blood Pressure and Intestinal Motility to Epinephrine. (1928) (0)
The role of histamine in different disease states and the methods to control its effects. (1946) (0)
Editorial the teaching of pharmacology and materia medica (1943) (0)
June 10, 1983 (1983) (0)
. February 25, 1983 (1983) (0)
Library Participation in the Teaching of Pharmacology (1944) (0)
Salute to Et Al (1964) (0)
May 27, 1983 (1983) (0)
Observations on Spontaneous and Induced Refractoriness to Peptone Shock in Dogs (1943) (0)
INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION (1919) (0)
Effect of Various Digitalis Glycosides upon the Cardioinhibitory Action of Acetylcholine (1944) (0)
Common Bile Duct Obstruction and Anaphylaxis (1936) (0)
Oral Medication With Preparations for Prolonged Action (1959) (0)
Comments on the biological standardization of digitalis. (1947) (0)
June 24, 1983 (1983) (0)
Idiosyncrasy to drugs. (1947) (0)
Chondroitin in Canine Anaphylaxis (1937) (0)
An historical consideration of pharmacology. (1958) (0)
February 11, 1983 (1983) (0)

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