Florence R. Sabin
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American medical scientist
Why Is Florence R. Sabin Influential?
(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Florence Rena Sabin was an American medical scientist. She was a pioneer for women in science; she was the first woman to hold a full professorship at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, the first woman elected to the National Academy of Sciences, and the first woman to head a department at the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research. During her years of retirement, she pursued a second career as a public health activist in Colorado, and in 1951 received the Albert Lasker Public Service Award for this work.
Florence R. Sabin's Published Works
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Published Works
- On the origin of the lymphatic system from the veins and the development of the lymph hearts and thoracic duct in the pig (1902) (520)
- The Lymphatic System in Human Embryos, with a Consideration of the Morphology of the System As a Whole (289)
- CELLULAR REACTIONS TO A DYE-PROTEIN WITH A CONCEPT OF THE MECHANISM OF ANTIBODY FORMATION (1939) (175)
- Preliminary note on the differentiation of angioblasts and the method by which they produce blood‐vessels, blood‐plasma and red blood‐cells as seen in the living chick (1917) (129)
- On the development of the superficial lymphatics in the skin of the pig (1904) (123)
- Studies of Living Human Blood Cells (1923) (78)
- STUDIES ON TUBERCULOSIS CHAPTER I. REACTION OF THE CONNECTIVE TISSUES OF THE NORMAL RABBIT TO LIPOIDS FROM THE TUBERCLE BACILLUS, STRAIN H-37 (1930) (77)
- Discrimination of Two Types of Phagocytic Cells in the Connective Tissues by the Supravital Technique (71)
- THE PRODUCTION OF OSTEOGENIC SARCOMATA AND THE EFFECTS ON LYMPH NODES AND BONE MARROW OF INTRAVENOUS INJECTIONS OF RADIUM CHLORIDE AND MESOTHORIUM IN RABBITS (1932) (69)
- CHANGES IN THE BONE MARROW AND BLOOD CELLS OF DEVELOPING RABBITS (1936) (56)
- STUDIES ON TUBERCULOSIS CHAPTER III. THE DERIVATION OF GIANT CELLS WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO THOSE OF TUBERCULOSIS (1930) (53)
- THE RELATION OF MONOCYTES AND CLASMATOCYTES TO EARLY INFECTION IN RABBITS WITH BOVINE TUBERCLE BACILLI (1927) (47)
- STUDIES ON THE MATURATION OF MYELOBLASTS INTO MYELOCYTES AND ON AMITOTIC CELL DIVISION IN THE PERIPHERAL BLOOD IN SUBACUTE MYELOBLASTIC LEUCEMIA (1924) (43)
- The development of the lymphatic nodes in the pig and their relation to the lymph hearts (1905) (42)
- THE METHOD OF GROWTH OF THE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM. (1916) (40)
- Cellular Reactions to Fractions Isolated from Tubercle Bacilli (1932) (39)
- The Role of the Monocyte in Tuberculosis (39)
- ON THE ORIGIN OF THE CELLS OF THE BLOOD (39)
- THE BIOLOGICAL REACTIONS IN RABBITS TO THE PROTEIN AND PHOSPHATIDE FRACTIONS FROM THE CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF HUMAN TUBERCLE BACILLI (1927) (33)
- LOCAL PROGRESSION WITH SPONTANEOUS REGRESSION OF TUBERCULOSIS IN THE BONE MARROW OF RABBITS, CORRELATED WITH A TRANSITORY ANEMIA AND LEUCOPENIA AFTER INTRAVENOUS INOCULATION (1927) (25)
- Symposium on the development and structure of the lymphatic system. III. Further evidence on the origin of the lymphatic endothelium from the endothelium of the blood vascular system (1908) (25)
- A critical study of the evidence presented in several recent articles on the development of the lymphatic system (1911) (22)
- Studies of the Blood in Experimental Tuberculosis: The Monocyte-Lymphocyte Ratio; The Anemia-Leucopenia Phase (22)
- THE CELLULAR REACTIONS TO LIPOID FRACTIONS FROM ACID-FAST BACILLI (1932) (21)
- THE PRESENCE OF DESQUAMATED ENDOTHELIAL CELLS, THE SO CALLED CLASMATOCYTES, IN NORMAL MAMMALIAN BLOOD (1926) (20)
- The differentiation of two distinct types of phagocytic cells in the spleen of the rabbit. (1924) (20)
- CELLULAR REACTIONS TO TUBERCULO-PROTEINS COMPARED WITH THE REACTIONS TO TUBERCULO-LIPIDS (1938) (19)
- STUDIES ON TUBERCULOSIS CHAPTER IV. THE RELATION OF THE TUBERCLE AND THE MONOCYTELYMPHOCYTE RATIO TO RESISTANCE AND SUSCEPTIBILITY IN TUBERCULOSIS (1930) (19)
- Studies on Blood: The Vitally Stainable Granules As a Specific Criterion for Erythroblasts and the Differentiation of the Three Strains of White Blood-Cells As Seen in the Living Chick's Yolk-Sac (1921) (19)
- The separation of the phagocytic cells of the peritoneal exudate into two distinct types. (1924) (18)
- A STUDY OF THE TOXIC PROPERTIES OF TUBERCULO-PROTEINS AND POLYSACCHARIDES (1931) (18)
- Cellular studies in tuberculosis (1932) (18)
- TUBERCULAR ALLERGY WITHOUT INFECTION (1938) (18)
- CELLULAR REACTIONS TO WAX-LIKE MATERIALS FROM ACID-FAST BACTERIA (1935) (15)
- NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL FRAGMENTATION OF RED BLOOD CELLS; THE PHAGOCYTOSIS OF THESE FRAGMENTS BY DESQUAMATED ENDOTHELIAL CELLS OF THE BLOOD STREAM; THE CORRELATION OF THE PEROXIDASE REACTION WITH PHAGOCYTOSIS IN MONONUCLEAR CELLS (1926) (14)
- Cellular Reactions to Fractions from Tubercle Bacilli. (1941) (14)
- CELLULAR REACTIONS TO POLYSACCHARIDES FROM TUBERCLE BACILLI AND FROM PNEUMOCOCCI (1938) (13)
- On the Anatomical Relations of the Nuclei of Reception of the Cochlear and Vestibular Nerves (1897) (12)
- CELLULAR REACTIONS TO DEFATTED TUBERCLE BACILLI AND THEIR PRODUCTS (1938) (11)
- REACTIONS OF NORMAL AND TUBERCULOUS ANIMALS TO TUBERCULO-PROTEIN AND TUBERCULO-PHOSPHATIDE (1938) (11)
- ALTERED CUTANEOUS CONDITIONS IN THE SKIN OF TUBERCULOUS GUINEA PIGS AS DEMONSTRATED WITH A VITAL DYE (1938) (9)
- Trends in public health. (1952) (9)
- The Effect of Tubercle Bacilli and the Chemical Fractions Obtained from Analysis on the Cells of the Connective Tissues in Rabbits. (1927) (7)
- THE CELLULAR REACTIONS TO ACETONE-SOLUBLE FAT FROM MYCOBACTERIA AND STREPTOCOCCI (1935) (7)
- STUDIES ON TUBERCULOSIS CHAPTER II. REACTION OF THE CONNECTIVE TISSUES OF THE NORMAL RABBIT TO A WATER-SOLUBLE PROTEIN AND A POLYSACCHARIDE FROM THE TUBERCLE BACILLUS, STRAIN H-37: SPONTANEOUS PSEUDO-TUBERCULOSIS ASPERGILLINA AS A COMPLICATION IN FRACTION TESTING (1930) (5)
- CELLULAR REACTIONS TO WAXES FROM MYCOBACTERIUM LEPRAE (1935) (5)
- Haematological Studies in Experimental Tuberculosis: Variations in the Blood Cells of Rabbits Inoculated with Cultures Differing in Virulence (1937) (5)
- FRANKLIN PAINE MALL: A REVIEW OF HIS SCIENTIFIC ACHIEVEMENT. (1918) (3)
- Cellular Responses to Acetone-Soluble Lipoids from Mycobacteria (1933) (3)
- The integrative action of the nervous system. By Charles S. Sherrington, Liverpool. New York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1906. With 85 figures, xvi + 411 pages. Cloth, $3.50 (3)
- AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE INFLUENCE OF FERROMAGNETIC CUBIC AND PARAMAGNETIC AMORPHOUS IRON OXID ON THE BLOOD.: (IN SIMPLE ANEMIA AND IN THE NORMAL.) (1929) (3)
- Differences in Spread of Dye in Skin of Normal and Tuberculous Guinea Pigs (1937) (2)
- Description of a model showing the tracts of fibres medullated in a new‐born baby's brain (2)
- The people win for public health in Colorado. (1947) (2)
- The ailments of health departments. (1948) (2)
- WOMEN IN SCIENCE. (1936) (2)
- Basic Health Needs of Colorado (1946) (1)
- THE OPPORTUNITY OF ANATOMY. (1925) (1)
- Tuberculosis Pericarditis, with Effusion; Repeated Tappings; Bacilli in the Exudate; Recovery (1902) (1)
- A recent tendency in descriptive neurology (1)
- Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Catharine Macfarlane (1936) (0)
- Smith College alumnae questionnaire (0)
- Preliminary and partial report from Sub-Committee on Health of the Post-War Planning Committee. (1947) (0)
- "The Midbrain from Above" [Plate VIII] (0)
- RESEARCH IN MEDICAL SCHOOLS. (1917) (0)
- [Sabin's outlined plan for reorganizing the Colorado State Department of Health] (1947) (0)
- "Dorsal Surface of Model" [Plate III] (0)
- Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Claude Forkner (1928) (0)
- Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Dr. and Mrs. Claude Forkner (1929) (0)
- Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Simon Flexner (1927) (0)
- [Sabin's address on the state of public health in Colorado] (1947) (0)
- THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF CHARLES DENISON AND HENRY SEWALL TO MEDICINE. (1937) (0)
- Letter from Florence R. Sabin to John C. Vivian (1945) (0)
- Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Ward Darley (1945) (0)
- Franklin Paine Mall, Anatomist (1935) (0)
- Letter from Florence R. Sabin to M. L. Cummins (1946) (0)
- THE EXTENSION OF THE FULL-TIME PLAN OF TEACHING TO CLINICAL MEDICINE. (1922) (0)
- Letter from Florence R. Sabin to the members of the Governor's Committee on Health (1945) (0)
- "Lateral View of Medulla Sheet" [Plate VI] (0)
- Notes on Books (1916) (0)
- "Interior of Model from Side (one layer removed)" [Plate IV] (0)
- "An Atlas of the Medulla and Midbrain" [Introductory Material] (0)
- Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Charles A. Doan (1938) (0)
- Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Robert Sommerville (1945) (0)
- Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Gertrude Sweeney (1946) (0)
- "Lateral Surface of Model" [Plate II] (0)
- "Relations of Long Tracks" [Plate VII] (0)
- Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Mary Sabin (1926) (0)
- Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Ella Strong Denison (1924) (0)
- Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Rudolph J. Anderson (1929) (0)
- Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Gulli Lindh Muller (0)
- Technique for supravital staining (0)
- The People Win for Public Health in Colorado. (1947) (0)
- Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Austin Joyner (1936) (0)
- Letter from Florence R. Sabin to George W. Corner (0)
- Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Robert S. Cunningham (1925) (0)
- "Further Dissection of Interior of Model from Sides" [Plate V] (0)
- "The Columns of the Spinal Cord" [Chapter Three] (0)
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