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According to Wikipedia , Otto Heinrich Warburg , son of physicist Emil Warburg, was a German physiologist, medical doctor, and Nobel laureate. He served as an officer in the elite Uhlan during the First World War, and was awarded the Iron Cross for bravery. He was the sole recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1931. In total, he was nominated for the award 47 times over the course of his career.
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1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 0 1250 2500 3750 5000 6250 7500 8750 10000 11250 12500 13750 Published Works [Origin of cancer cells]. (1956) THE METABOLISM OF TUMORS IN THE BODY (1927) On the origin of cancer cells. (1956) On respiratory impairment in cancer cells. (1956) The Metabolism of Carcinoma Cells (1925) Heavy Metal Prosthetic Groups and Enzyme Action (1950) [Metabolism of leukocytes]. (1958) (109)IRON, THE OXYGEN-CARRIER OF RESPIRATION-FERMENT. (1925) THE CHEMICAL CONSTITUTION OF RESPIRATION FERMENT. (1928) The maximum efficiency of photosynthesis. (1950) (67)ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOCHEMISTRY. PREFATORY CHAPTER. (1964) The quantum efficiency of photosynthesis. (1950) [On growth of cancer cells in media in which glucose is replaced by galactose]. (1967) (29)Assimilatory quotient and photochemical yield. (1948) [On the facultative anaerobiosis of cancer cells and its use in chemotherapy]. (1961) (28)[Cytohemin from the heart muscle]. (1951) Photosynthesis: Experiments at the Max Planck Institute for Cell Physiology, Berlin-Dahlem, 1950-57, are described. (1958) Fermenting enzymes in the blood serum of rats with tumours. (1943) (25)An electrochemical demonstration of the energy cycle and maximum quantum yield in photosynthesis. (1953) CHLOROPHYLL CATALYSIS AND EINSTEIN'S LAW OF PHOTOCHEMICAL EQUIVALENCE IN PHOTOSYNTHESIS (1969) A manometric actinometer for the visible spectrum. (1949) (20)The Maximum Efficiency of Photosynthesis: A Rediscovery. (1949) [On the transformation of embryonal metabolism into cancer metabolism]. (1960) Further development of manometric methods. (1958) [The effect of hydrogen peroxide on cancer cells and on embryonic cells]. (1958) (12)The yellow enzyme and its properties. (1933) (12)Cyto-Deutero-Porphyrin (1953) Isolation of the prosthetic group of d-amino-acid oxidase. (1938) (9)[Genesis of tumor metabolism by vitamin B1 deficiency (thiamine deficiency)]. (1970) [THE CHEMICAL REACTIONS OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS]. (1963) Chemistry of Photosynthesis (1934) Does light inhibit the respiration of green cells? (1949) (7)[New manometric 2-vessel method]. (1967) [Partial anaerobiosis and radiation-sensitivity of cancer cells]. (1958) (7)The yellow oxidizing enzyme. (1933) (7)[The reaction of ascites tumor cells to oxygen under high pressure]. (1953) (5)[Further development of the cellular physiological methods. Association of manometry and optical lactic acid determination]. (1960) [The transformation of embryonal metabolism in cancer metabolism]. (1960) (4)Carotinoid-Oxygenase in Chlorella (1958) [EXPERIMENTS ON ANAEROBIOSIS OF CANCER CELLS]. (1965) (4)[Dialysed Chlorella, a new experimental material for the study of photosynthesis]. (1968) [Effect of riboflavin and delta-aminolevulinic acid on growing cancer cells in vitro]. (1967) [Measurement of oxygen pressure during the conversion of embryonic metabolism into Krebs cycle metabolism]. (1965) [Measurement of energy metabolism in photosynthesis by means of a large-surface bolometer]. (1955) [Glycolic acid formation in Chlorella]. (1960) (3)[Photolyte and manganese in Chlorella]. (1967) (2)[Photolyte and chlorophyll in Chlorella]. (1967) (2)The Discovery of the Moluccas (1896) Changes of the chlorophyll‐spectrum in living chlorella, if the photolyte is split by light (1970) Photosynthesis (1958) [Action of riboflavin and luminoflavin on growing tumor cells]. (1968) (1)Kunene-Sambesi-expedition, H. Baum, 1903. (1)MANOMETRIC X RADIATION ACTINOMETER AND THE EFFECT OF X RADIATION ON THE FERMENTATION OF CANCER CELLS (1958) (1)DESTRUCTION OF CANCER CELLS WITH X RADIATION (1963) (1)[A new determination of the quantum requirement of photosynthesis with the compensation method]. (1960) (1)[Chlorophyll catalysis of photosynthesis]. (1969) [The 1-vessel method for measurement of the quantum requirement in photosynthesis]. (1960) (1)[ON DESTRUCTION OF CANCER CELLS WITH ROENTGEN RAYS]. (1963) (1)[Manometric x-ray actinometer and the effect of x-rays on the fermentation of cancer cells]. (1958) (1)[Not Available]. (1958) (0)THE EFFECT OF X RADIATION ON HEMOGLOBIN (WITH A CONSIDERATION ON THE RADIOSENSITIVITY OF TISSUE SECTIONS) (1960) (0)[Otto Warburg: a biographical essay (author's transl)]. (1979) (0)[On the effect of roentgen rays on hemoglobin (with a remark on the radiosensitivity of tissue sections)]. (1960) (0)Convolvulaceae, pp. 345-347 (0)[CHEMISTRY OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS]. (1963) [Further development of manometric methods (carbonate mixtures)]. (1960) (0)[Further development of manometric methods (oxygen absorption by chromium chloride)]. (1962) (0)Concerning a New Oxidative Enzyme (Uber das Neue Oxydationsferment) (1969) (0)Co-enzyme of d-alanine oxidase. (1938) (0)The Action of Carbon Monoxide on the Metabolism of Yeast (1968) [ON THE BEHAVIOR OF ASPARAGINIC ACID AND ALANINE IN CHLORELLA, STUDIED WITH OPTICAL TESTS]. (1964) (0)[On phosphorylation in light]. (1962) (0)Initiation of cancer metabolism by thiamin deficiency. (1970) (0)Alloxazine-adenine-dinucleotide from yeast. (1938) (0)[THE QUANTITATIVE CHEMISTRY OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS, AUTOMATICALLY RECORDED]. (1964) (0)[Change in the chlorophyll spectrum during formation and decomposition of the photolyte]. (1970) (0)[The production of normal metabolism from neoplastic metabolism by the addition of vitamin B1]. (1970) (0)[Further development of manometric methods]. (1958) (0)[Note on tryptophan oxygenase]. (1967) (0)The application of the photochemical equilvalent law to vital processes [The necessity of carbon dioxide for quinone and ferricyanide reactions in green grain]. (1960) (0)[Further development of manometric methods]. (1959) (0)[On the chemical mechanism of photosynthesis]. (1959) (0)[Metabolism of embryonal cells in tissue culture]. (1957) (0)[Further development of manometric methods (measurement of autoxidation)]. (1962) (0)[Quantum requirement of the balance of light reaction and return reaction in photosynthesis. Automatically recorded]. (1967) (0)[Catalase content, fermentation and respiration in cell culture after Dulbecco-Vogt trypsinization]. (1958) (0)The COenzyme of d-alanine dehydrogenase. (1938) (0)[Effect of carbon monoxide on respiration and photosynthesis in green cotyledons]. (1959) (0)Induction of normal metabolism from cancer metabolism by addition of thiamin. (1970) (0)[Determination of the quantum requirements for photosynthesis by very thin cell suspensions]. (1953) (0)[On photolyte and phophate in Chlorella]. (1967) (0)[On carbon dioxide-bound and free chlorophyll in photosynthesis]. (1969) More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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