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Graham Lusk's Degrees

Bachelors Nutritional Sciences University of California, Berkeley
Masters Nutrition University of Texas at Austin

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According to Wikipedia, Graham Lusk FRS FRSE was an American physiologist, and nutritionist. He graduated from Columbia University, and from University of Munich with a PhD. He was an expert on diabetes. He was profoundly deaf from the age of 30.

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ANIMAL CALORIMETRY Twenty-Fourth Paper. ANALYSIS OF THE OXIDATION OF MIXTURES OF CARBOHYDRATE AND FAT (1924) (400)
RESPIRATION EXPERIMENTS IN PHLORHIZIN DIABETES (1903) (66)
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT OF UNDERNUTRITION (1921) (37)
The specific dynamic action. (1931) (31)
ANIMAL CALORIMETRY ELEVENTH PAPER. AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE CAUSES OF THE SPECIFIC DYNAMIC ACTION OF THE FOODSTUFFS (1915) (30)
LACTIC ACID IN INTERMEDIARY METABOLISM (1906) (30)
ANIMAL CALORIMETRY THE INTERRELATION BETWEEN DIET AND BODY CONDITION AND THE ENERGY PRODUCTION DURING MECHANICAL WORK. Thirteenth Paper (1917) (29)
On the constancy of the basal metabolism (1924) (27)
THE SPECIFIC DYNAMIC ACTION OF VARIOUS FOOD FACTORS (1922) (25)
ANIMAL CALORIMETRY SECOND PAPER. METABOLISM OF THE DOG FOLLOWING THE INGESTION OF MEAT IN LARGE QUANTITY (1912) (22)
PHLORHIZIN DIABETES IN DOGS (1898) (21)
The Metabolism and Energy Transformations of Healthy Man during Rest (1911) (19)
THE PRODUCTION OF SUGAR FROM GLUTAMIC ACID INGESTED IN PHLORHIZIN GLYCOSURIA (1908) (17)
ON THE ACTION OF PHLORHIZIN (1903) (17)
ANIMAL CALORIMETRY FIFTH PAPER. THE INFLUENCE OF THE INGESTION OF AMINO-ACIDS UPON METABOLISM (1912) (15)
Animal Calorimetry (1915) (15)
ANIMAL CALORIMETRY TWELFTH PAPER. THE INFLUENCE OF THE INGESTION OF FAT (1915) (14)
ANIMAL CALORIMETRY THIRD PAPER. METABOLISM AFTER THE INGESTION OF DEXTROSE AND FAT, INCLUDING THE BEHAVIOR OF WATER, UREA AND SODIUM CHLORIDE SOLUTIONS (1912) (14)
FIRST PAPER A RESPIRATION CALORIMETER FOR THE STUDY OF DISEASE (1915) (13)
ON THE FORMATION OF DEXTROSE IN METABOLISM FROM THE END-PRODUCTS OF A PANCREATIC DIGEST OF MEAT (1903) (12)
THE CAUSE OF THE SPECIFIC DYNAMIC ACTION OF PROTEIN (1913) (11)
CLINICAL CALORIMETRY: TWENTY-FOURTH PAPER METABOLISM IN THREE UNUSUAL CASES OF DIABETES (1917) (10)
Metabolism in Diabetes. (1909) (9)
THE FUNDAMENTAL REQUIREMENTS OF ENERGY FOR PROPER NUTRITION (1918) (9)
ANIMAL CALORIMETRY PAPER VIII. THE ALLEGED INFLUENCE OF THE ADRENALS ON DIABETIC METABOLISM (1914) (9)
A TRIBUTE TO THE LIFE AND WORK OF MAX RUBNER. (1932) (9)
ANIMAL CALORIMETRY Eighteenth Paper. THE BEHAVIOR OF VARIOUS INTERMEDIARY METABOLITES UPON THE HEAT PRODUCTION (1921) (8)
METABOLISM IN PHOSPHORUS POISONING (1907) (8)
ANIMAL CALORIMETRY Thirty-Ninth Paper. SPECIFIC DYNAMIC ACTION IN THE NORMAL AND PHLORHIZINIZED DOG (8)
ON METABOLISM DURING A COMBINATION OF PHOSPHORUS POISONING AND PHLORHIZIN DIABETES (1899) (7)
ANIMAL CALORIMETRY Sixteenth Paper. THE INFLUENCE OF LACTIC ACID UPON METABOLISM (1919) (7)
EIGHTH PAPER ON THE DIABETIC RESPIRATORY QUOTIENT (1915) (6)
ANIMAL CALORIMETRY Forty-First Paper. THE INFLUENCE OF PHLORHIZIN GLYCOSURIA ON THE METABOLISM OF DOGS AFTER THYROIDECTOMY (1931) (6)
THE INFLUENCE OF COLD AND MECHANICAL EXERCISE ON THE SUGAR EXCRETION IN PHLORHIZIN GLYCOSURIA (1908) (5)
THE USE OF SODIUM BENZOATE AS A PRESERVATIVE OF FOOD. (1911) (5)
THE INFLUENCE OF COLD BATHS ON THE GLYCOGEN CONTENT OF MAN (1911) (5)
The Interrelation Between Diet and Body Condition and the Energy Production During Mechanical Work in the Dog. (1917) (5)
ANIMAL CALORIMETRY Twenty-second Paper. THE PRODUCTION OF FAT FROM PROTEIN (1922) (5)
INTERPRETATION OF DISTURBANCES IN METABOLISM DUE TO THE GLANDS OF INTERNAL SECRETION (1925) (4)
THE SPECIFIC DYNAMIC ACTION OF THE FOODSTUFFS (1914) (4)
An attempt to discover the cause of the specific dynamic action of protein (1910) (3)
NOTE ON A CASE OF PANCREATIC DIABETES MELLITUS BY HERMAN O. MOSENTHAL (1912) (3)
A FUND FOR GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN LABORATORIES RAISED BY THOSE WHO HAVE WORKED IN THEM. (1923) (3)
Metabolism in Diabetes Mellitus (1911) (3)
PASTEUR, THE MAN. (1923) (3)
THE HARVEY SOCIETY. (1930) (3)
Food in War-Time (1915) (3)
THE CALORIMETER AS THE INTERPRETER OF THE LIFE PROCESSES. (1915) (3)
ON THE MAXIMUM PRODUCTION OF HIPPURIC ACID IN RABBITS (1900) (3)
METABOLISM IN DIABETES (1910) (2)
ANIMAL CALORIMETRY Thirty-Fourth Paper. THE INFLUENCE OF GLYCYL-GLYCINE UPON THE RESPIRATORY METABOLISM OF THE DOG (1926) (2)
DIABETES MELLITUS.REPORT ON A CASE, INCLUDING A NEW METHOD OF PROGNOSIS. (1904) (2)
The influence of diet on the heat production during mechanical work in the dog (1917) (2)
ANIMAL CALORIMETRY SIXTH PAPER. THE INFLUENCE OF MIXTURES OF FOOD-STUFFS UPON METABOLISM (1912) (2)
CARL VON VOIT. (1908) (2)
The influence of epinephrin on carbohydrate metabolism (1913) (2)
Fasting and Man's Correct Diet (2)
THE FATE OF THE AMINO ACIDS IN THE ORGANISM.1 (1910) (2)
Medical education in the United States. (1913) (2)
THEORIES OF METABOLISM. (1905) (2)
DIET AND DISEASE. (1924) (2)
THE GASTRIC INVERSION OF CANE-SUGAR BY HYDROCHLORIC ACID (1898) (2)
Scientific Books: War Bread (1918) (2)
MEDICAL EDUCATION: A PLEA FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF LEADERS (1909) (1)
ANIMAL CALORIMETRY THE INFLUENCE OF MORPHINE UPON HEAT PRODUCTION IN THE DOG (1922) (1)
LACTIC ACID IN METABOLISM.WITH A NOTE ON THE CAUSE OF FATTY CHANGES IN THE ORGANISM. (1906) (1)
Carl Von Voit, Master and Friend (1931) (1)
A NATIONAL LABORATORY OF HUMAN NUTRITION. (1919) (1)
SCIENCE AND LIFE. (1930) (1)
CHRISTIAN ARCHIBALD HERTER. (1911) (1)
The respiratory quotient in diabetes (1915) (1)
PREPARED AND PREDIGESTED FOODS. (1907) (1)
PHYSIOLOGICAL ECONOMY IN NUTRITION. (1905) (1)
The Conservation of Food Energy . By Henry Prentiss Armsby. Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders Co. 1918. (1918) (1)
THE MEDALIST. (1)
On the Problem of the Production of Fat from Protein in the Dog. (1919) (1)
The chemical and energy transformations in the dog after the ingestion of different quantities of meat (1911) (1)
GLANDULAR THERAPY: THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE THYROID GLAND (1924) (1)
A PLEA FOR HOSPITAL REORGANIZATION (1910) (1)
Chapter X. The Chemistry of Physiology and Nutrition (1926) (1)
ON CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM. (1906) (1)
ON THE QUESTION WHETHER DEXTROSE ARISES FROM CELLULOSE IN DIGESTION (1911) (1)
ON THE PROPOSED REORGANIZATION OF DEPARTMENTS OF CLINICAL MEDICINE IN THE UNITED STATES. (1915) (1)
Text-book of Physiology (1899) (1)
CLINICAL CALORIMETRY XVIII. THE NUMBER OF PLACES OF SIGNIFICANT FIGURES IN THE DATA OF METABOLISM EXPERIMENTS (1916) (1)
Respiratory Calorimeters for Studying the Respiratory Exchange and Energy Transformations of Man . By Francis G. Benedict and Thorne M. Carpenter. Published by the Carnegie Institution of Washington. 1910. Pp. 210. (1911) (0)
“Report on the metabolism of a case of diabetes mel-litus” (1903) (0)
Le métabolisme de base . By Émile F. Terroine (Strasbourg) and Edgard Zunz (Bruxelles). Presses universitaires de France, 1925, pp. 1-187. (1925) (0)
An American Text-Book of Physiology (1898) (0)
INTERMEDIARY METABOLISM IN DIABETES (1917) (0)
The Chemistry of Food and Nutrition (1918) (0)
The non-production of sugar from tyrosin and glucosamin in phlorizin glycosuria (1910) (0)
Antiquity of the Patent-Medicine Plague (1914) (0)
The Conservation of Food Energy (1918) (0)
Lusk, William Thompson (1838–1897) (1919) (0)
A Fund for German and Austrian Laboratories Raised by Those Who Have Worked in Them (1923) (0)
The behavior of alanin in metabolism (1908) (0)
“On the intermediary metabolism of lactic acid” (1904) (0)
WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH FULL TIME (1924) (0)
Events (1931) (0)
The Use of Sodium Benzoate as a Preservative of Food (1911) (0)
MEDICAL EDUCATION IN THE UNITED STATES. (0)
The specific dynamic action of levulose, glycocoll and alanin in phlorhizin glycosuria (1914) (0)
SCIENCE AND MEDICAL TEACHING. (1918) (0)
The Chemistry of Food and Nutrition . By Henry C. Sherman. Second edition. New York, The Macmillian Co. 1918. (1918) (0)
METHODS OF THE CARNEGIE INSTITUTION. (1923) (0)
American Contemporaries - Russell Henry Chittenden (0)
The Physiology of the Amino Acids (1916) (0)
ANALYSIS AND COST OF READY-TO-SERVE FOODS: AN INTRODUCTION BY (1915) (0)
The Wisdom of the Body (1932) (0)
BOOKS ON FOOD (0)
Respiratory Calorimeters for Studying the Respiratory Exchange and Energy Transformations of Man (1911) (0)
The Common Use of Alcohol as a Beverage (1902) (0)
Telephone Communication . By C. A. Wright and A. F. Puchstein. (1925) (0)
Alcohol—the Sanction for its Use Scientifically Established and Popularly Expounded by a Physiologist . Translated from the German of Dr. J. Starke. New York, G. P. Putnam's Sons. 1907. (1907) (0)
The influence of lactic acid upon the metabolism of the dog. 1 (1919) (0)
Science, Work, and Criticism (1930) (0)
Glucose in Mince-Meat (1912) (0)
SCIENTIFIC MEDICINE—YESTERDAY AND TOMORROW (1919) (0)
Additional experiments showing the production of fat from protein (1920) (0)
To Lafayette B. Mendel (1932) (0)
THE EIGHT HOUR DAY (1919) (0)
War Bread . By Alonzo E. Taylor. New York, The Macmillan Co. 1918. (1918) (0)
An American Text-book of Physiology (1901) (0)
The Metabolism and Energy Transformations of Healthy Man during Rest . By Francis G. Benedict and Thorne M. Carpenter. Published by the Carnegie Institution of Washington. 1910. Pp. 255. (1911) (0)
A MEDICAL SCHOOL, IN THE WAR AND AFTER. (1919) (0)
An Address ON PROTEIN METABOLISM. (1927) (0)
The Old Physiology in English Literature (1917) (0)
Proceedings of the American Society of Biological Chemists (0)
Influence of cold and exercise in phlorhizin glycosuria (1908) (0)
“On the absence of a cane sugar inverting enzyme in the stomach” (1903) (0)
“Respiration experiments in phlorhizin diabetes,” with demonstration of apparatus (1903) (0)
ANIMAL CALORIMETRY SEVENTH PAPER. THE METABOLISM OF A DWARF (0)
Le métabolisme de base (0)
On the Proposed Reorganization of Departments of Clinical Medicine in the United States (1915) (0)

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