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Electrical Signs of Nervous Activity (The Johnson Foundation lectures, 1936) by Joseph Erlanger, Herbert S. Gasser, 1970-03-26 Biography - Erlanger, Joseph (1874-1965): An article from: Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team, 2003-01-01 Hochschullehrer (Madison, Wisconsin): Aldo Leopold, Eugene Paul Wigner, Erwin Heinz Ackerknecht, Joseph Erlanger, Elaine Hatfield (German Edition) Hochschullehrer (Washington University in St. Louis): Arthur Holly Compton, Lee Robins, Paul Michael Lützeler, Joseph Erlanger (German Edition) Pet Poodle and The Health of Your Poodle by Joseph A. S. Millar Alene Erlanger, 1958 Nobel Lectures Including Presentation Speeches and Laureates' Biographies. by Henrik, DOISY, Edward Adelbert, ERLANGER, Joseph, GASSER, Herbert Spencer et al. NOBEL. DAM, 1964 The Localization of Impulse Initiation of Impulse Iniation and Conduction in the Heart (REPRINTED FROM THE ARCHIVES OF INTERNAL MEDICINE, VOL. 11) by JOSEPH ERLANGER, 1913 Symposium on The Synapse. by Herbert S., Joseph Erlanger, Detlev W. Bronk, Rafael L. de No, Alexander Forbes Gasser, 1939 Intravenous Glucose Injections in Shock (REPRINTED FROM THE JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, VOL. LXIX) by JOSEPH ERLANGER, 1917 An experimental study of blood-pressure and of pulse-pressure in man, by Joseph Erlanger, 1904 Blood volume and its regulation by Joseph Erlanger, 1921 A new instrument for determining the minimum and maximum blood-pressures in man by Joseph Erlanger, 1904 Further studies on the physiology of heart-block in mammals by Joseph Erlanger, 1906 A report of some observatins on heart-block in mammals by Joseph Erlanger, 1905

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1. Joseph Erlanger - Biography
   Joseph erlanger joseph Erlanger was born on January 5, 1874, at San Francisco,California. He is the son of Herman and Sarah Erlanger.  
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   Extractions: Studying chemistry at the University of California, he received the degree of B.S. of that University and later went to Johns Hopkins University to study medicine, where he obtained his M.D. degree in 1899. After a year of hospital training at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, he was appointed assistant in the Department of Physiology at the Medical School there. Until 1906 he stayed there, being successively Instructor, Associate, and Associate Professor. He was then appointed the first Professor of Physiology in the newly established Medical School of the University of Wisconsin, where one of his pupils was H. S. Gasser , who later collaborated with him. In 1910 he was appointed Professor of Physiology in the reorganized Medical School of the Washington University, St. Louis. In 1946 he retired as chairman of this school and is now emeritus professor there. Erlanger's chief research has been done in the fields of electrophysiology and the physiology of the circulatory system. He has studied the principles of sphygmomanometry and devised a recording sphygmomanometer, with which he studied, in man, the influence of pulse pressure on kidney secretion and on orthostatic albuminuria. Later, he devised a clamp with which the auriculo-ventricular bundle of the mammalian heart could be reversibly blocked, and with this device he studied the problems associated with the functions of this bundle.

2. Joseph Erlanger - Biography
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3. Joseph Erlanger Winner Of The 1944 Nobel Prize In Medicine
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4. Erlanger, Joseph
   Erlanger, Joseph (b. Jan. 5, 1874, San Francisco, Calif., U.S.d. Dec. 5, 1965, St. Louis, Mo.), American physiologist, who received (with Herbert  
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7. Erlanger, Joseph. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
   Erlanger, Joseph. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001  
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9. Erlanger, Joseph
   Erlanger, Joseph (18741965) Physiologiste am ricain (San Francisco, 1874 - Saint Louis, 1965).  
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12. © The American Physiological Society - Joseph Erlanger
    Joseph Erlanger, 18741965. Physiologist 11 1-2, 1968. 2. Davis, H. Joseph Erlanger,January 5, 1874-December 5, 1965. Biogr Mem. Natl. Acad. Sci.  
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    Extractions: As president of APS Erlanger traveled to Stockholm to repeat the invitation on behalf of APS to hold the XIII International Physiological Congress in America. He remained president through the congress held in Boston in August 1929. Born in San Francisco, Erlanger attended Berkeley and then went east to earn his medical degree at Johns Hopkins, where he worked during the summers with Lewellys Barker. Shortly after Erlanger received his M.D. degree in 1899, he was offered an assistant professorship at Johns Hopkins under William Henry Howell. He was elected to APS in 1901. American Journal of Physiology Elected to Council in 1910, Erlanger remained on Council, with the exception of two years, until 1929. As treasurer form 1913 to 1923, he helped shape the financial policies of the Society and played an important part in the financial aspects of the transfer of the American Journal of Physiology to the Society. He served on the Publications Committee in 1913-14 (and also through the remainder of his time on Council, since Council served as Publications Committee after 1914) and was a member of the Board of Editors of

13. Nobel: Medicine: Joseph Erlanger
    Joseph Erlanger *1874, † 1965 (USA). For their discoveries relating to Joseph Erlanger *1874, † 1965. External links. The Nobel Prize Joseph Erlanger  
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16. Joseph Erlanger - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Joseph Erlanger (*January 5, 1874 in San Francisco, California; †December 5, 1965in St. Louis, Missouri) was a US physiologist.  
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    Extractions: Joseph Erlanger January 5 in San Francisco California December 5 in St. Louis, Missouri ) was a U.S. physiologist . He won a Nobel Prize in Medicine and Physiology in for the discovery of different types of nerve fibres biographical article related to medicine is a stub . You can help Wikipedia by expanding it Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Erlanger Categories Medical biographical stubs American scientists ... 1965 deaths Views Personal tools Navigation Search Toolbox In other languages Deutsch This page was last modified 06:09, 9 September 2005. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License (see for details).

17. ERLANGER Joseph (San Francisco (California, USA), 5 Gennaio 1874
    USA), 5 dicembre 1965. Fisiologia. Studia chimica alla California  
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    Extractions: ERLANGER Joseph (San Francisco (California, USA), 5 gennaio 1874; *St.Louis (Missouri, USA), 5 dicembre 1965. Fisiologia Studia chimica alla California University, e successivamente alla Johns Hopkins Medical School di Baltimora. Nel 1900 riesce a stabilire l'esatta localizzazione, nel midollo spinale, della cellula neuromotoria che innerva un determinato muscolo, sulla base di esperimenti condotti sul coniglio. Successivamente si dedica allo studio della conduzione degli impulsi nel cuore: dimostra che la sindrome di Adams-Stokes (bradicardia) è dovuta ad un'alterata conduzione dell'impulso dagli atri ai ventricoli. Dopo la I guerra mondiale, Erlanger riprende le sue ricerche sulla circolazione, in particolare sulle caratteristiche del polso. Insieme con Gasser e con l'aiuto dell'oscilloscopio, riesce a fornire un quadro esatto dei segnali elettrici e degli impulsi nervosi, i quali, misurati in millivolt, appaiono come una serie di punte ("spike") che diminuiscono gradualmente di ampiezza. Erlanger dimostra che questo differente potenziale composto è condizionato dal diverso spessore delle fibre nervose, le più sottili essendo meno eccitabili e meno conduttrici di quelle più robuste. Sulla base di queste osservazioni oscilloscopiche, egli distingue le fibre nervose in A (a,b,g), B e C. Per le loro ricerche sulle attività elettriche del sistema nervoso, Erlanger e Gasser ricevono il premio Nobel 1944 per la fisiologia e la medicina.

18. Bericht Joseph Katib - Kreisrekord
    Translate this page Joseph Katib mit Kreisrekord Koblenz (ki) – Beim Mini-Internationalen in Koblenzverbesserte der erlanger joseph Katib seine 5.000m Bestzeit um 13 Sekunden  
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19. Bericht Domspitzmilch-Gala 05
    Translate this page Auftritt bei der Erlanger Laufserie über 3000m nun auch über 1500m angreifen . Die beiden erlanger joseph Katib und Jean-Jaques Faurie liefen den  
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20. Joseph Erlanger - Wikipedia
    Translate this page NAME, Erlanger, Joseph. ALTERNATIVNAMEN. KURZBESCHREIBUNG, US-amerikanischerNeurophysiologe und Nobelpreisträger. GEBURTSDATUM, 5. Januar 1874  
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    Extractions: Joseph Erlanger 5. Januar in San Francisco Kalifornien 5. Dezember in Saint Louis Missouri ) war ein US-amerikanischer Neurophysiologe . F¼r seine Entdeckungen ¼ber die hochdifferenzierten Funktionen der einzelnen Nervenfasern erhielt er gemeinsam mit Herbert S. Gasser den Nobelpreis f¼r Medizin und Physiologie Personendaten NAME Erlanger, Joseph ALTERNATIVNAMEN KURZBESCHREIBUNG US-amerikanischer Neurophysiologe und Nobelpreistr¤ger GEBURTSDATUM 5. Januar GEBURTSORT San Francisco Kalifornien STERBEDATUM 5. Dezember STERBEORT Saint Louis Missouri Dieser Artikel ist sehr kurz und m¶glicherweise inhaltlich noch sehr unvollst¤ndig. Hilf der Wikipedia, indem du ihn erweiterst und ihn jetzt bearbeitest! Von " http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Erlanger Einordnung Neurophysiologie Nobelpreistr¤ger f¼r Medizin ... Wikipedia:Stub/2005/September Diese Seite Pers¶nliche Werkzeuge Navigation Suche Werkzeuge Andere Sprachen English Impressum

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