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Mellinghoff, K.

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“…He offered simultaneously a new explanation (translation) of phenomena that had been interpreted as the effect of toxic substances. In his after-the-fact discussion of the convulsions that Zuelzer attributed to the poisonous copper from the extraction containers, Mellinghoff (1971) argued that these convulsions really were a hypoglycémie reaction." Were the widespread infections really the cause of death in Banting's dog that suddenly became lifeless and appeared to be dying following a rather large amount of extract?…”

Section: Iementioning

confidence: 99%

“…In 1900 he started working as specialist in internal medicine in Berlin. (Mellinghoff 1971) 31. Zuelzer was supported by professors I. Munk and P. Schulz.…”

Section: In 1682 Brunner (1653 -1895) Published a Written Account Of Seven Experiments In His Bookmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The American patent application contained the most detailed, but nevertheless rather vague, description of the extraction procedure. For details see Mellinghoff (1971). For comments on extraction procedures, especially concerning the alleged destructive action of proteolytic enzymes, see Pratt (1954), Feasby (1958, Mellinghoff (1971) and Bliss (1982).…”

Section: In 1682 Brunner (1653 -1895) Published a Written Account Of Seven Experiments In His Bookmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…For details see Mellinghoff (1971). For comments on extraction procedures, especially concerning the alleged destructive action of proteolytic enzymes, see Pratt (1954), Feasby (1958, Mellinghoff (1971) and Bliss (1982).…”

Section: In 1682 Brunner (1653 -1895) Published a Written Account Of Seven Experiments In His Bookmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Schering's pre-war archives were lost in the war and post-war period. Mellinghoff (1971) only mentioned that Schering lost their interest because of the 'hohen Fabrikationskosten des einzelner Praparates von 50,-Mark'.…”

Section: In 1682 Brunner (1653 -1895) Published a Written Account Of Seven Experiments In His Bookmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Section: Iementioning

confidence: 99%

“…In 1900 he started working as specialist in internal medicine in Berlin. (Mellinghoff 1971) 31. Zuelzer was supported by professors I. Munk and P. Schulz.…”

Section: In 1682 Brunner (1653 -1895) Published a Written Account Of Seven Experiments In His Bookmentioning

confidence: 99%