John Pappenheimer

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John Pappenheimer

Biology

#4719

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#7011

Historical Rank

#1720

USA Rank

Physiology

#128

World Rank

#279

Historical Rank

#27

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According to Wikipedia, John Richard Pappenheimer was the George Higginson Professor of Physiology at Harvard University and the thirty-seventh president of the American Physiological Society from 1964 until 1965. He contributed to a wide range of disciplines within physiology: capillary permeability, respiratory physiology, blood-brain-CSF transport, the neurochemical aspects of sleep, and most recently to the understanding of the absorption of sugars and amino acids in the intestine.

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John Pappenheimer's Published Works

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Filtration, diffusion and molecular sieving through peripheral capillary membranes; a contribution to the pore theory of capillary permeability. (1951) (918)
Passage of molecules through capillary wals. (1953) (768)
Effective osmotic pressure of the plasma proteins and other quantities associated with the capillary circulation in the hindlimbs of cats and dogs. (1948) (518)
Bulk flow and diffusion in the cerebrospinal fluid system of the goat. (1962) (401)
Perfusion of the cerebral ventricular system in unanesthetized goats (1962) (367)
Contribution of solvent drag through intercellular junctions to absorption of nutrients by the small intestine of the rat (2005) (305)
Active transport of Diodrast and phenolsulfonphthalein from cerebrospinal fluid to blood. (1961) (303)
Studies on the respiratory response to disturbances of acid-base balance, with deductions concerning the ionic composition of cerebral interstitial fluid. (1966) (283)
ROLE OF CEREBRAL FLUIDS IN CONTROL OF RESPIRATION AS STUDIED IN UNANESTHETIZED GOATS. (1965) (279)
Extraction of sleep-promoting factor S from cerebrospinal fluid and from brains of sleep-deprived animals. (1975) (259)
Structural basis for physiological regulation of paracellular pathways in intestinal epithelia (2005) (247)
The Concept of a Blood-Brain Barrier, Michael Bradbury (Ed.). John Wiley Sons, Interscience Publication (1979), 465, £22.00 (1980) (239)
Sleep-promoting effects of muramyl peptides. (1982) (197)
Sleep and respiration of rats during hypoxia. (1977) (193)
Hematocrit ratio of blood within mammalian kidney and its significance for renal hemodynamics. (1956) (192)
Peripheral circulation. (1952) (167)
The composition of sleep-promoting factor isolated from human urine. (1982) (162)
Sleep-promoting effects of cerebrospinal fluid from sleep-deprived goats. (1967) (157)
On the coupling of membrane digestion with intestinal absorption of sugars and amino acids. (1993) (155)
Intestinal absorption and excretion of octapeptides composed of D amino acids. (1994) (145)
ELECTRICAL POTENTIAL OF CEREBROSPINAL FLUID. (1964) (140)
Cerebral glucose transport and oxygen consumption in sheep and rabbits (1973) (139)
Physiological regulation of transepithelial impedance in the intestinal mucosa of rats and hamsters (2005) (116)
Peptidoglycans as promoters of slow-wave sleep. I. Structure of the sleep-promoting factor isolated from human urine. (1984) (114)
Factors in cerebrospinal fluid from goats that affect sleep and activity in rats * (1971) (114)
Paracellular intestinal absorption of glucose, creatinine, and mannitol in normal animals: relation to body size. (1990) (113)
Development of turbulence in flowing blood. (1949) (112)
Peptidoglycans as promoters of slow-wave sleep. II. Somnogenic and pyrogenic activities of some naturally occurring muramyl peptides; correlations with mass spectrometric structure determination. (1984) (92)
A QUANTITATIVE MEASURE OF THE VASOMOTOR TONE IN THE HINDLIMB MUSCLES OF THE DOG (1942) (83)
Transmucosal impedance of small intestine: correlation with transport of sugars and amino acids. (1992) (75)
Components of the respiratory dead space and their variation with pressure breathing and with bronchoactive drugs. (1955) (74)
Oxygen pressure in urine and its relation to intrarenal blood flow. (1958) (71)
The ionic composition of cerebral extracellular fluid and its relation to control of breathing. (1967) (69)
Vasoconstrictor nerves and oxygen consumption in the isolated perfused hindlimb muscles of the dog (1941) (63)
Role of villus microcirculation in intestinal absorption of glucose: coupling of epithelial with endothelial transport (2003) (59)
Scaling of dimensions of small intestines in non-ruminant eutherian mammals and its significance for absorptive mechanisms. (1998) (57)
Blood flow, arterial oxygen saturation, and oxygen consumption in the isolated perfused hindlimb of the dog (1941) (56)
Role of red blood corpuscles in regulation of renal blood flow and glomerular filtration rate. (1956) (53)
Absorption and excretion of undegradable peptides: role of lipid solubility and net charge. (1997) (49)
The Surface Tension of Aqueous Solutions of Dipolar Ions (1936) (44)
Sleep-promoting factor S: purification and properties. (1978) (44)
Role of Pre-epithelial ``Unstirred'' Layers in Absorption of Nutrients from the Human Jejunum (2001) (43)
Cerebral ventricular infusions in unrestrained rats. (1969) (41)
Renal extraction of PAH and of diodrast-I131 as a function of arterial red cell concentration. (1956) (36)
New experimental methods for determination of effective alveolar gas composition and respiratory dead space, in the anesthetized dog and in man. (1952) (34)
Site of action of sleep-inducing muramyl peptide isolated from human urine: microinjection studies in rabbit brains. (1983) (29)
Bayliss‐Starling Memorial Lecture (1982). Induction of sleep by muramyl peptides. (1983) (27)
Physiological regulation of epithelial junctions in intestinal epithelia. (1988) (22)
Hypoxic insomnia: effects of carbon monoxide and acclimatization. (1984) (20)
THE TRANSPORT OF CARBON DIOXIDE BY ERYTHROCYTES AND PLASMA IN DOGFISH BLOOD (1938) (19)
Intestinal Absorption of Hexoses and Amino Acids: From Apical Cytosol to Villus Capillaries (2001) (19)
Central control of renal circulation. (1960) (18)
A silver spoon. (1987) (18)
Oxygen tension of urine and its significance. (1957) (17)
The relation between ureter, venous, and arterial pressures in the isolated kidney of the dog (1940) (16)
The influence of diuretics on the osmotic work done and on the efficiency of the isolated kidney of the dog (1940) (16)
The mechanisms of dilution diuresis in the isolated kidney and the anaesthetized dog (1940) (13)
Chlorate Candles as a Source of Oxygen (1950) (13)
The measurement of cerebral blood flow in the rabbit and sheep. (1972) (12)
The sleep factor. (1976) (11)
Peptides in cerebrospinal fluid and their relation to sleep and activity. (1974) (11)
Editorial: Eugene M. Landis—An Appreciation (1966) (8)
Cerebral HCO3- transport and control of breathing. (1966) (6)
Sleep Factor in CSF, Brain and Urine (1981) (6)
"Nature's soft nurse": a sleep-promoting factor isolated from brain. (1979) (5)
PEPTIDES IN CEREBROSPINAL FLUID; PURIFICATION OF FACTORS AFFECTING SLEEP AND ACTIVITY (1975) (4)
Differential Conductance Manometer (1954) (4)
CAPILLARY PERMEABILITY: DEDUCTIONS CONCERNING THE NUMBER AND DIMENSIONS OF ULTRAMICROSCOPIC OPENINGS IN THE CAPILLARY WALLS (1952) (3)
Measurement of respiratory exchange and duration of slow-wave sleep in unanaesthetized rats breathing gas mixtures [proceedings]. (1976) (3)
Arterial Oxygen Pressure in Dogs Breathing Oxygen at 2,5 Atmospheres Pressure.∗ (1958) (3)
Pavlov's contributions to physiology before 1900. (1981) (2)
Physiology in schools of veterinary medicine. (1963) (1)
Hermann Rahn - July 5, 1912-June 23, 1990. (1996) (1)
TERMINOLOGY AND SYMBOLS USED IN RESPIRATORY PHYSIOLOGY (1958) (1)
Past-president's address. A bicycle in the age of jets. (1965) (1)
Sleep and respiration of rats during hypoxia [proceedings]. (1976) (1)
Development of chemical oxygen generators for use in aircraft. (1948) (1)
Book ReviewThe Regulation of Human Respiration: The proceedings of the J. S. Haldane Centenary Symposium held in the University Laboratory of Physiology, Oxford. (1963) (1)
Membrane Transport (1989) (1)
Flow and Diffusion Through Biological Membranes (1989) (1)
[Osmosis and permeability of capillary walls]. (1957) (1)
84 Exchange between cerebrospinal fluid and blood (1961) (0)
On the distensibility of the arteries. (1947) (0)
The effective osmotic pressure of the plasma proteins in mammalian capillaries. (1947) (0)
PROPERTIES OF SLEEP-PROMOTING FACTOR S DERIVED FROM HUMAN URINE (1981) (0)
The Blood-Brain Barrier with Special Regard to the Use of Radioactive Isotopes . Louis Bakay. Thomas, Springfield, Ill., 1956. 154 pp. Illus. $5.50. (1956) (0)
Eugene Markley Landis. 25th president of the American Physiological Society. (1981) (0)
Sleep-promoting factor S : Purification and properties ( slow-wave sleep / neurohumoral regulation of sleep ) (0)
Michael Bradbury (1980) (0)
[Permeability of glomerulomembranes in the kidney]. (1955) (0)
Importance of the Villus Microcirculation for Intestinal Absorption of Glucose (2005) (0)
Perkins Memorial Fund (1987) (0)
Eugene Markley Landis - April 4, 1901-February 14, 1987. (1994) (0)
SLEEP-PROMOTING EFFECTS OF CEREBROSPINAL FLUID FROM (2016) (0)
Pavlov's contributions to physiology before 1900. (1981) (0)

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