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Gideon Mer

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Gideon Mer's Degrees

Bachelors Physics Tel Aviv University
PhD Physics Weizmann Institute of Science

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According to Wikipedia, Gideon Mer was an Israeli scientist whose work was mostly concerned with the eradication of malaria. He was the father of Arna Mer-Khamis and the grandfather of Juliano Mer-Khamis. Biography Gideon Mer was born in Lithuania, then part of Imperial Russia. He studied medicine in France. He immigrated to Palestine in 1914. During World War I he was a medical officer in the Jewish Legion, a unit of the British Army, and served at Gallipoli, in Palestine, Syria, and Turkey. After the war he returned to Rosh Pinna, a Jewish settlement in the north of Palestine, and his laboratory there eventually became a research station for the study of the bionomics of mosquitoes and methods of malaria control.

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Gideon Mer's Published Works

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Experimental Study on the Development of the Ovary in Anopheles elutus Edw. (Dipt. Culic.). (1936) (69)
The relation of blood feeds to the maturation of ova in Anopheles elutus (1938) (23)
Studies on the Effect of Various Factors on the Infection Rate of Anopheles elutus with Different Species of Plasmodium. (1937) (18)
The Determination of the Age of Anopheles by Differences In the Size of the Common Oviduct. (1932) (18)
The attraction of mosquitoes by human beings Statistical analysis of data (1947) (16)
A Hæmosporidian of Bats (1947) (13)
A haemosporidian of bats. (1947) (12)
Notes on the Bionomics of Anopheles elutus, Edw. (Dipt., Culic.). (1931) (10)
Studies on Malaria in an Uncontrolled Hyperendemic Area. X.-Behaviour of A. elutus in Relation to Housing and Malaria. (1932) (8)
Periodic Intermittent Treatment with Chinoplasmine as a Measure of Malaria Control in a Hyperendemic Area. (1931) (8)
Bedbugs resistant to Gamma-BHC (Lindane) in Israel (1957) (7)
Studies on Malaria : VI. Long-Range Dispersion of Anopheles during the Prehibernating Period. (6)
Studies in selective toxicity. III.—Benzenesulphonanilides as DDT‐synergists (1957) (5)
Lysis of blood of malaria patients by bile or bile salts (1941) (4)
Observations on the Development of Plasmodium malariae 132 Lav. in Anopheles elutus Edw. Experimental Transmission of Quartan Malaria to Man from the Mosquito. (1933) (4)
The development of immunity against malaria in children under ten years of age (1933) (4)
Studies on malaria. VII.—Relapse rate after quinine-plasmoquine treatment (1931) (3)
A method for estimating the toxic effect of contact insecticides on mosquitoes and house-flies (1950) (2)
Control of house-flies in rural areas by means of traps. (1960) (2)
Determination of the Age of the Housefly Musca domestica vicina Macq. by the Persistence of larval Fat Body Cells in the Imago. (1954) (2)
Anopheles in Syria and their Distribution. (1936) (1)
Studies on Malaria. X. Behaviour of A. elutus in Relation to Housing and Malaria. (1932) (1)
Substituted Benzenesulphonanilides as Synergists for DDT (1956) (1)
Studies on Malaria. XI. Seasonal Variations in the Food Preference of Anopheles elutus. (1932) (1)
The Effect of the Fat Content in the Fly Food on the Resistance to D.D.T. (1953) (1)
Daytime distribution of DDT-resistant houseflies inside DDT-sprayed buildings. (1953) (1)
Observations on the Behaviour and Control of Houseflies in a Rural Area in Israël. II. A Laboratory and Field Study of Diazinon (0,0.diethyl-0-2-isopropyl 1-4-methyl-pyrimidil-6-thiophosphate) as a Larvicide. (1956) (0)
Studies on Malaria. VIII. The Migration of Infected A. elulus at various Seasons of the Year. (0)
Observations on the Behaviour and Control of Houseflies in a Rural Area in Israel. III. On the Use of Diazinon Dust as Fly Larvicide. (1957) (0)
Studies on Malaria: V. Therapeutic Value of Mixtures of Plasmochin and Quinine. (0)

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