John Jacob Abel

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John Jacob Abel is affiliated with the following schools: University of Strasbourg, University of Michigan, Johns Hopkins University

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According to Wikipedia, John Jacob Abel was an American biochemist and pharmacologist. He established the pharmacology department at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in 1893, and then became America's first full-time professor of pharmacology. During his time at Hopkins, he made several important medical advancements, especially in the field of hormone extraction. In addition to his laboratory work, he founded several significant scientific journals such as the Journal of Biological Chemistry and the Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics.

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Crystalline Insulin. (1926) (224)
ON THE REMOVAL OF DIFFUSIBLE SUBSTANCES FROM THE CIRCULATING BLOOD OF LIVING ANIMALS BY DIALYSIS II. SOME CONSTITUENTS OF THE BLOOD (1914) (216)
PLASMA REMOVAL WITH RETURN OF CORPUSCLES (PLASMAPHAERESIS) FIRST PAPER (1914) (154)
ON THE PHARMACOLOGICAL ACTION OF SOME PHTHALEINS AND THEIR DERIVATIVES, WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO THEIR BEHAVIOR AS PURGATIVES. I (1909) (54)
ON THE DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS OF EPINEPHRIN HYDRATE (1905) (54)
ON THE PRESENCE OF HISTAMINE ( β-IMINAZOLYLETHYLAMINE) IN THE HYPOPHYSIS CEREBRI AND OTHER TISSUES OF THE BODY AND ITS OCCURRENCE AMONG THE HYDROLYTIC DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS OF PROTEINS (1919) (46)
TWO CRYSTALLINE PHARMACOLOGICAL AGENTS OBTAINED FROM THE TROPICAL TOAD, BUFO AGUA (43)
ON POISONS AND DISEASE AND SOME EXPERIMENTS WITH THE TOXIN OF THE BACILLUS TETANI. (1934) (31)
SCIENTIFIC NOTES AND NEWS. (1911) (21)
ON THE UNITARY VERSUS THE MULTIPLE HORMONE THEORY OF POSTERIOR PITUITARY PRINCIPLES (1930) (17)
RESEARCHES ON INSULIN I. IS INSULIN AN UNSTABLE SULPHUR COMPOUND (1925) (17)
The Poisons of the Tropical Toad, Bufo Agua - A Preliminary Communication (1911) (13)
On the poisons of Amanita phallodies. (12)
FURTHER INVESTIGATIONS ON THE OXYTOCICPRESSOR-DIURETIC PRINCIPLE OF THE INFUNDIBULAR PORTION OF THE PITUITARY GLAND (1923) (12)
ON THE PIGMENT OF THE NEGRO'S SKIN AND HAIR (1896) (11)
HISTAMINE AND PITUITARY EXTRACT (1919) (10)
TETANIC CONVULSIONS IN FROGS PRODUCED BY ACID FUCHSIN, AND THEIR RELATION TO THE PROBLEM OF INHIBITION IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM (1910) (9)
RESEARCHES ON INSULIN. (1925) (9)
CHEMISTRY IN RELATION TO BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO INSULIN AND OTHER HORMONES. (1927) (8)
ON THE PRESENCE OF HISTAMINE IN EXTRACTS OF THE POSTERIOR LOBE OF THE PITUITARY GLAND AND ON PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTS WITH THE PRESSOR CONSTITUENT (1920) (6)
ARTHUR ROBERTSON CUSHNY AND PHARMACOLOGY. (1926) (5)
SOME HITHERTO UNDESCRIBED PROPERTIES OF THE CONSTITUENTS OF WITTE'S PEPTONE (1924) (4)
EVALUATION OF THE HORMONE OF THE INFUNDIBULUM OF THE PITUITARY GLAND IN TERMS OF HISTAMINE, WITH EXPERIMENTS ON THE ACTION OF REPEATED INJECTIONS OF THE HORMONE ON THE BLOOD PRESSURE (1922) (4)
A PRELIMINARY THERAPEUTIC STUDY OF THE ACTIVE PRINCIPLE OF THE INFUNDIBULAR PORTION OF THE PITUITARY GLAND IN FOUR CASES OF DIABETES INSIPIDUS (1923) (4)
On the Presence of Albumoses in Extracts of the Posterior Lobe of the Hypophysis Cerebri. (1917) (3)
ON THE ACTION OF DRUGS AND THE FUNCTION OF THE ANTERIOR LYMPH HEARTS IN CARDIECTOMIZED FROGS (1912) (3)
A National Institute for Drug Research. (1918) (2)
On a simple method of preparing epinephrin and its compounds (2)
ON THE EFFICACY OF ANTIMONY-THIOGLYCOLLIC ACID COMPOUNDS IN THE TREATMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL TRYPANOSOMIASIS (1910) (2)
ON THE PRESENCE OF ALBUMOSES IN THE TISSUES AND IN THE BLOOD, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THEIR OCCURRENCE IN THE GASTRO-INTESTINAL MUCOSA (1917) (2)
Ueber a-Naphtylpiperidin (1895) (2)
The education of the superior student (1930) (2)
“On the decomposition products of epinephrin” (1904) (2)
EXPERIMENTAL AND CHEMICAL STUDIES OF THE BLOOD WITH AN APPEAL FOR MORE EXTENDED CHEMICAL TRAINING FOR THE BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL INVESTIGATOR. II. (1)
PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY (1899) (1)
The Chemistry and Function of the Pituitary Gland. (1924) (1)
PHARMACOLOGICAL ACTION OF THE NON-ALCOHOLIC CONSTITUENTS OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. (1911) (1)
CHEMISTRY IN RELATION TO BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO INSULIN AND OTHER HORMONES. (1)
ON POISONS AND DISEASE AND SOME EXPERIMENTS WITH THE TOXIN OF THE BACILLUS TETANI. (1934) (0)
MEMORIAL TO BUCHHEIM (1931) (0)
NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE: Adrenalin and a New Member of the "Digitalis Series" (1911) (0)
Pharmacological Action of the Non-Alcoholic Constituents of Alcoholic Beverages (1911) (0)
ON THE INFLUENCE OF THE LYMPH HEARTS UPON THE ACTION OF CONVULSANT DRUGS IN CARDIECTOMIZED FROGS. II (1914) (0)
FURTHER DATA RELATING TO THE USE OF CERTAIN ANTIMONIAL COMPOUNDS IN THE TREATMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL TRYPANOSOMIASIS (1911) (0)
The Chemical Basis of Pharmacology. An Introduction to Pharmacodynamics Based on the Study of the Carbon Compounds. (1908) (0)
SCIENTIFIC NOTES AND NEWS. (0)
Chemistry in relation to medicine (1929) (0)
HISTAMIN IN THE HYPOPHYSIS (1920) (0)
PRESENCE OF HISTAMIN OF PITUITARY (1921) (0)
On the behavior of epinephrin to fehling's solution and other characteristics of this subject (0)
On tlte t ) igment of the _ Negro ' s Skin and ] talr (0)

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