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PhD Chemistry University of Chicago

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According to Wikipedia, Frederick Conrad Koch was an American biochemist and endocrinologist. Born in Chicago, Illinois, Koch graduated from the University of Illinois in 1899. He was affiliated with the University of Chicago from 1912 to 1941, serving as chairman of the department of biochemistry from 1936 to 1941. He retired as professor emeritus, and was director of biomedical research at Armour and Company. He was known primarily for his work on male sex hormones and testicular function. He served as the 19th president of the Endocrine Society, which in 1957 established the Fred Conrad Koch Lifetime Achievement Award, the society's highest honor.

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Fred Conrad Koch's Published Works

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A NEW DIRECT NESSLERIZATION MICRO-KJELDAHL METHOD AND A MODIFICATION OF THE NESSLER-FOLIN REAGENT FOR AMMONIA (1924) (501)
THE COLORIMETRIC ESTIMATION OF 17-KETOSTEROIDS AND THEIR APPLICATION TO URINE EXTRACTS (1940) (253)
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE METABOLIC EFFECTS OF TESTOSTERONE PROPIONATE IN NORMAL MEN AND WOMEN AND IN EUNUCHOIDISM1,2 (1940) (128)
THE MOUSE UTERINE WEIGHT METHOD FOR THE ASSAY OF ESTROGENS1 (1941) (79)
Practical Methods in Biochemistry (1938) (79)
An Association of Short Stature, Retarded Sexual Development and High Urinary Gonadotropin Titers in Women1 (1942) (78)
THE EFFECT OF TESTOSTERONE PROPIONATE ON NITROGEN, ELECTROLYTE, WATER AND ENERGY METABOLISM IN EUNUCHOIDISM1 (1938) (77)
THE DAILY URINARY EXCRETION OF ESTROGENIC AND ANDROGENIC SUBSTANCES BY NORMAL MEN AND WOMEN. (1937) (76)
Sex-Modification in the Chick Embryo Resulting from Injections of Male and Female Hormones. (1935) (66)
The Modification of Sex Development in the Chick Embryo by Male and Female Sex Hormones (1937) (62)
A NEW METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF URIC ACID IN BLOOD, WITH URICASE (1939) (59)
THE TESTICULAR HORMONE (1929) (56)
THE MALE SEX HORMONES (1937) (53)
ISOLATION OF DEHYDROISOANDROSTERONE SULFATE FROM NORMAL MALE URINE (1944) (48)
A MICRO-MODIFICATION OF THE KEITH-ROWNTREE PLASMA-DYE METHOD FOR THE ESTIMATION OF BLOOD VOLUME IN THE RAT (1928) (47)
THE URINARY EXCRETION OF ANDROGENIC AND ESTROGENIC SUBSTANCES IN CERTAIN ENDOCRINE STATES. STUDIES IN HYPOGONADISM, GYNECOMASTIA AND VIRILISM. (1937) (43)
THE NATURE OF THE ESTROGENIC SUBSTANCE IN HUMAN MALE URINE AND BULL TESTIS (1935) (39)
GASTRIN STUDIES: III. The Response of the Stomach Mucosa of Various Animals to Gastrin Bodies (1920) (39)
THE EFFECTS OF EXTRACTS OF TESTIS IN CORRECTING THE CASTRATED CONDITION IN THE FOWL AND IN THE MAMMAL (1929) (38)
THE QUANTITATIVE ASSAY FOR THE TESTICULAR HORMONE BY THE COMB GROWTH REACTION (1930) (35)
GASTRIN STUDIES: IV. The Response of the Stomach Mucosa to Food and Gastrin Bodies as Influenced by Atropine (1920) (33)
GASTRIN STUDIES: V. Chemical Studies on Gastrin Bodies (1920) (25)
Procedure for Quantitative Extraction of Sex Hormones from Urine (1935) (25)
The Provitamin D of the Covering Tissues of Chickens (1941) (24)
THE PRESENCE OF TREHALOSE IN YEAST. (1925) (22)
STUDIES ON THE EXTRACTION OF THE TESTICULAR HORMONE FROM TISSUES AND ON ITS QUANTITATIVE DISTRIBUTION THEREIN (1932) (21)
THE EFFECT OF TESTOSTERONE PROPIONATE ON THE URINARY EXCRETION OF ANDROGENS AND ESTROGENS IN EUNUCHOIDISM1,2,3 (1939) (20)
TTHE INHIBITION OF COMB GROWTH IN COCKERELS AND CAPONS BY ESTRONEW123 (1939) (20)
Biological Differences in the Action of Synthetic Male Hormones on the Differentiation of Sex in the Chick Embryo. (1938) (20)
THE TESTICULAR HORMONE CONTENT OF HUMAN URINE (1932) (18)
THE EXTRACTION, DISTRIBUTION AND ACTION OF TESTICULAR HORMONES (1931) (15)
The Biochemistry and Physiological Significance of the Male Sex Hormones1 (1936) (15)
THE DISTRIBUTION OF GASTRIN IN THE BODY (1915) (15)
THE EFFECT OF ACID HYDROLYSIS ON THE YIELD OF ANDROGENIC AND ESTROGENIC ACTIVITIES FROM HUMAN URINE (1937) (14)
Comparison of Metabolic Effects of Testosterone Propionate with Those of Chorionic Gonadotropin1123 (1942) (14)
PREPARATION OF A POTENT VASODILATIN-FREE PANCREATIC SECRETIN (1926) (13)
HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION CHANGES IN THE VAGINAL FLUID OF THE RAT DURING AN ESTROUS CYCLE (1939) (13)
THE EFFECT OF ALKALI ON THE TESTICULAR HORMONE (1934) (12)
Sulphur metabolism in yeast. (1926) (12)
THE EFFECT OF SEX HORMONES ON BLOOD-CALCIUM AND INORGANIC BLOOD-PHOSPHATE LEVELS12 (1937) (12)
A METHOD FOR THE ASSAY OF THE GONADOTROPIN CONTENT OF NORMAL HUMAN URINE1 (1942) (12)
A STUDY OF XANTHINE OXIDASE OF RAT BLOOD (1939) (11)
THE COMPARATIVE ASSAY OF GONADOTROPIC SUBSTANCES ON RATS, MICE AND CHICKS1,2 (1940) (11)
BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE MALE HORMONE AS OBTAINED FROM URINE (1934) (11)
THE BIOLOGICAL VALUE OF YEAST PROTEINS FOR THE RAT (1928) (10)
The Chemistry and Biology of Male Sex Hormones. (1938) (10)
GASTRIN STUDIES: II. Further Studies on the Distribution and Extraction of Gastrin Bodies (10)
RECENT STUDIES ON THE EXCRETION OF MALE SEX HORMONES IN MAN (1937) (9)
A QUANTITATIVE METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF TOTAL SULFUR IN BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL1 (1923) (8)
THE EFFECT OF TESTOSTERONE PROPIONATE ON INDUCED CREATINURIA IN RATS (1940) (8)
PROVITAMIN D POTENCY OF SOME STEROL DERIVATIVES (1936) (7)
Thyrotropin assay based on the depletion of iodine in chick thyroids. (1953) (7)
FRACTIONATION STUDIES ON PROVITAMIN D. (1929) (7)
APPLICATION OF THE URICASE METHOD TO THE STUDY OF CHANGES IN VITRO IN THE URIC ACID CONTENT OF CERTAIN MAMMALIAN BLOODS (1939) (6)
Effect of Testosterone Propionate in Eunuchoidism (1938) (6)
A MODIFIED VAN SLYKE AMINO NITROGEN APPARATUS (1929) (5)
THE RECIPROCAL NATURE OF THE TESTIS-COMB RELATIONSHIP12 (1939) (5)
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTION OF THE FUMES OF IODINE (1920) (5)
DIET PROTEINS AND VITAMINS AS RELATED TO HEMOGLOBIN PRODUCTION IN THE RAT (1928) (5)
SOME FACTORS AFFECTING THE COMB GROWTH RESPONSE IN THE BROWN LEGHORN CAPONS (1931) (4)
THE EFFECT OF LIVER EXTRACTS UPON ERYTHROPOIESIS IN THE CHICK EMBRYO (1942) (3)
ABSORPTION SPECTRA STUDIES ON CHOLESTEROL AND ERGOSTEROL (1929) (3)
A SPAYED-RAT ESTROGEN ASSAY METHOD AND ITS APPLICATION TO PURE ESTROGENS AND URINE EXTRACT1 (1942) (3)
COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE AUGMENTATION OF THE ACTION OF GONADOTROPINS FROM VARIOUS SOURCES IN THE RAT, MOUSE AND CHICK1,2 (1940) (3)
The Relative Quantities of the Heat-Stable and Heat-Labile Fractions of Vitamin B in Raw and Evaporated Milk (1932) (3)
STUDIES ON THE TRYPSINOGEN, ENTEROKINASE, AND TRYPSIN SYSTEM ASSAY METHODS FOR TRYPSINOGEN AND ENTEROKINASE (1935) (2)
Provitamin D potencies, absorption spectra, and chemical properties of heattreated cholesterol. (1935) (2)
SUPPRESSION OF LACTATION IN ACROMEGALY DURING ESTROGENIC THERAPY (1939) (2)
STUDIES ON THE PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTION OF LIGHT: V. Increase in Uric Acid in Blood Irradiated Directly (2)
Biochemistry and assay of testis hormones. (1934) (2)
A study on the phosphorus distribution in rat striated muscle as influenced by age, diet, and irradiated ergosterol. (1931) (2)
Studies on Enzymatic Formation and Destruction of Uric Acid in Mammalian Blood (1938) (2)
A simplified hypophysectomized rat adrenal ascorbic acid bioassay method for adrenocorticotropin; specificity and application to preparative problems. (1948) (2)
ON THE NATURE OF THE IODINE-CONTAINING COMPLEX IN THYREOGLOBULIN (1913) (2)
THE BABY COCKEREL TEST FOR ANDROGENS1,2 (1941) (2)
CURRENT ENDOCRINE LITERATURE (1939) (1)
Amorphous Pepsin of Higher Activity Than Crystalline Pepsin from Commercial and Crystalline Pepsin (1943) (1)
COMPARATIVE GONADOTROPIN ASSAYS AND USE OF CALCIUM PHOSPHATE AS AN ADSORBENT IN CONCEN′TRATION OF FOLLICLE-STIMULATING ACTIVITY FROM PITUITARY GLAND1 (1942) (1)
RECENT ADVANCES IN THE FIELD OF ANDROGENS (1937) (1)
Vitamin C content of orange-crush beverage. (1932) (1)
INTERFERENCE BY CYSTINE WITH THE QUANTITATIVE NITROPRUSSIDE TEST FOR METHIONINE (1945) (1)
Introduction to Physiological Chemistry. Fourth edition (Bodansky, Meyer) (1939) (1)
THE CHICAGO MEETING OF THE FEDERATION OF AMERICAN SOCIETIES FOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY. (1927) (0)
Academic Freedom and Tenure, Committee A: DePauw University (1934) (0)
Laboratory Manual of Physiological Chemistry. Fourth edition (Bodansky, Meyer; Fay, Marion) (1939) (0)
Arhives Of Biochemistry Vol-ix (1946) (0)
The Presence of Trehalose in Yeast (1925) (0)
Effect of Testosterone Propionate on Greatinuria.∗ (1939) (0)
ON THE PRESENCE OF HISTIDINE IN PIG THYREOGLOBULIN (1911) (0)
Nutritional Value of Proteins as Influenced by Exposure to Ultraviolet Irradiation. 20 (1932) (0)
Archives Of Biochemistry Vol-vii(1945) (1945) (0)
Studies on Hemoglobin Formation in the Rat. (1928) (0)
The Spectra and Antirachitic Potencies of Various " Therapeutic " Lamps. (0)
The construction and operation of bubble cap towers (1943) (0)
The Biochemistry and Physiological Significance of the Male Sex Hormones 1 1The 1935 Belfield Lecture of the Chicago Urological Society presented before the Society on October 24, 1935. (1936) (0)
Fractionation studies on provitamin. (1935) (0)
X-ray darkroom training as an adjunct to the rehabilitation of the blind. (1946) (0)
CONTRIBUTIONS OF CHEMISTRY IN THE FIELD OF HORMONES (1940) (0)
A New Apparatus and an Improved Method for Chromato-graphic Adsorption (1937) (0)
PHYSIOLOGIC ACTION OF LIGHT. V. INCREASE IN URIC ACID IN BLOOD IRRADIATED DIRECTLY (1929) (0)
CHEMISTRY OF HORMONES (1942) (0)
BIOLOGICAL SYMPOSIA VOL. IX. SEX HORMONES (1943) (0)
A study of Illinois coals : with a new method for determining their calorific value (0)
Isolation of alpha-monopalmitin from hog pancreas. (1949) (0)
Human Reproduction. (Scientific Books: The Hormones in Human Reproduction) (1943) (0)
Antagonism of estrogens by testosterone propionate in hypophysectomized female rats. (1950) (0)

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