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hardcover. 79pp. 8vo, cloth. Baltimore, 1939. Reprint of the Willard Gibbs Lecture delivered May 27, 1927.

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pamphlet. 5 pages (pp. 1531-3155) IN: Journal of the American Medical Association vol. 56, no. 21. Tall 4to, sewn, modern wrappers. Chicago, 1911. First Edition. Whole number offered entire. Preliminary communication of the isolation of bufagin. GM 1901.

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hardcover. Zustand: very good. 8 pages (pp. 8-15) IN: "Archiv fur experimentelle Pathologie und Pharmakologie." 1908, supplement vol. (Schmiedeberg Festschrift). 8vo, 1/2 cloth, marbled boards (worn at spine ends). Leipzig, 1908. Whole supplement offered entire. Second of two papers on this subject, showing that there were two poisons in the fungus and that immunity against them could be acquired. G-M 2084.

Seiten 318-362, in Hoppe-Seyler's Zeitschrift für physiolog. Chemie, Bd. XXVIII, Heft 3 und 4. Orig.-Umschlag in Papp.-Mappe mit Buntpapierbezug und Schließbändern. Erstdruck, zugleich seltener Separatabdruck der bedeutenden Arbeit. - Der amerikanische Mediziner, Pharmakologe und Biochemiker J. J. Abel (1837-1938) gilt als einer der Pioniere der frühen Hormonforschung und wurde durch seine Untersuchungen der Nebennierenhormone bekannt. 1897 konnte er als erster das Adrenalin isolieren; er nannte die blutdrucksteigernde Substanz in Anlehnung an Hyrtl 'Epinephrin', "der für den Ausdruck 'Nebenniere' die Bezeichnung "Epinephris' vorgeschlagen hatte, da dieses Organ mit der Niere gar nichts zu thun hat" (Abel). - Exlibris. - Garrison/Morton 1145. - Beiliegen 5 weitere Arbeiten Abels zum Thema (1898-1903), diese mit Stemp. der Physiolog.-chem. Anstalt Vesalianum Basel.

(Aus dem Laboratorium des Prof. Nencki in Bern). - Virchow's Archiv für pathologische Anatomie u. klinischer Medizin, 120.Bd., 1890. - Berlin 1890, kl.8°, pp. 204 -217, orig. Broschur; Umschlag etas beschädigt. John Jacob Abel (1857-1938). "The character of Abel's work played a significant and distinct influence in the reshaping of his discipline. (.)He completed his first essentially biochemical studies in Berne (Nencki's laboratory 1889-1890), one on the composition of melanin and another on the determination of the molecular weights of cholic acid, cholesterol, and hydrobilirubin". DSB I/9ff. C.F.Rosenberg.

Johns Hopk. Hosp. Bull., 90-91. - 1898, 8°, 9, (1) pp., orig. wrappers. First Edition! John J. Abel reports from the Pharmacological Laboratory of the John Hopkins University.

Am. J. Physiol., 2/11. - December 28, 1898, 8°, pp.III-VIII, orig. wrappers. First Edition! John Jacob Abel (1857-1938) reports from the Laboratory of Pharmacology in John Hopkis University. "He published his first article on the substance he had isolated in 1897 (with A.C. Crawford), and in 1899 he christened this blood-pressure-raising harmone, 'epinephrine'. The substance he described, however was not the free harmone, but a monobenzoyl derivate. This work was the first to give Abel international prominece." DSB I/9ff. Further we find in this rare offprint of the American Journal iof Physiology Walter Jones "The Chemistry of the Melanins (p.VI); A.S.Chittenden "On the solution of mercury in the body juices (pp.VI-VII) and Beattie Nesbitt "On the presence of cholin and neuron in the intestinal canal during its complete obstruction (p.VIII).

J. Pharmacol. Exper. Therapeutics, 2. - December 1910, gr.8°, pp.167-199, orig. wrappers; with stamp "ExLibris Herbert McLean Evans". Rare Offprint! "Tetanic convulsions in frogs produced by acid fuchsin, and their relation to the problem of inhibition in the central nervous system." Henry Gray Barbour (1886-1943) Jacob Abel (1857-1938). Garrison & Morton No. 1438.

J. Pharm. exp. Ther., 5/3. - 1914, pp.275-316, orig. Broschur. PRECURSOR TO THE MODERN DAY DIALYSIS MACHINE! Rare Offprint "Reprinted from The Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics."! "Received for publication, December 18, 1913". "Together with Leonard George Rowntree (1883-1859) and Benjamin Bernard Turner 1971-1945), John Jacob Abel (1857-1938) devised what they called a "vividiffusion" apparatus, consisting of a series of tubes surrounded by fluid. They first demonstrated the apparatus at the Physiological Congress in Groningen in 1914. By allowing arterial blood to enter at one end of the connection, and later return to circulation through the venous connection after dialysis, they were able to demonstrate the existence of free amino acids in blood. By isolating these amino acids from blood circulation, Abel conducted various subsequent researches on the structure of proteins in the blood. Not only did Abel use the apparatus for his research work, he also realized the great clinical potential such dialysis machine would have on managing the damaging effects of renal failure. The vividiffusion apparatus Abel devised is the precursor to the modern day dialysis machine." He summarized his work in a paper published in 1913, "On the Removal of Diffusable Substances from the Circulating Blood by Means of Dialysis" by Transfusion Science. John Jacob Abel (1857-1938) 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. Garrison & Morton No. 741.2.