Franz Tangl

Franz Tangl ( born January 26, 1866 in Budapest, † December 19, 1917 ) was a Hungarian physiologist and pathologist.

In 1903 he was appointed professor of medicinal chemistry at the University of Budapest and in 1914 professor of physiology at the same university.

Writings

  • About the behavior of tubercle bacilli at the entrance gate of the infection. Zbl pathol Anat 1 (1890) 793-794.
  • Tangl F, Harley V ( 1895): Contribution to the physiology of blood sugar. Archive for the whole physiology of humans and animals 61: 551-558
  • To the knowledge of P, Ca and Mg turnover in herbivores. III. Contribution to the knowledge of the inorganic metabolism of horses. Agriculture Equipment. Versuchsstat. 57, 367-404
  • A respiratory system for medium-sized animals (pigs, sheep). Biochem. Z. 44 (1912) 235-251
  • The minimum conservation work of the pig. Biochem. Z. 44 (1912) 252-278
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