Hartog Jacob Hamburger

Hartog Jakob Hamburger ( also Hartog Jacob Hamburger, born March 9, 1859 in Alkmaar, † January 4, 1924 in Groningen ) was a Dutch physiologist.

Hamburger studied at Utrecht University, where he also received his doctorate in 1883. Subsequently, he was an assistant of Franciscus Cornelis Donders and as of 1888 professor of physiology and pathology at the National Veterinary School in Utrecht.

In 1901 he became a professor of physiology at the University of Groningen.

Works

  • About the regulation of the osmotic tension force of fluids in the abdomen and Pericardialhöle. Amsterdam, J. Müller, 1895.
  • Osmotic pressure and ion teaching in the medici African Studies. 3 volumes. Wiesbaden, JF Bergmann, 1902-1904.
  • Physico-chemical studies on phagocytes: their meaning of general biological and pathological point of view. Wiesbaden, JF Bergmann, 1912.
  • Osmotic pressure and ion doctrine in its importance for the physiology and pathology of the blood. Berlin, 1912.
  • Quantitative determination of rainfall on mikrovolumetrischen ways. In: Handbook of biological methods, Division 1, T. 3 Berlin and Vienna, 1921.
  • Determination of the resistance of red blood cells. In: Handbook of biological methods, Dept. 4, T. 3 Berlin and Vienna, 1924.
  • The technique of working with phagocytes for biological purposes. In: Handbook of biological methods, Dept. 4, T. 4, Berlin and Vienna, 1927.
  • Determination of the osmotic pressure of very low amounts of liquid on volumetric paths, by means of blood cells. In: Emil Abderhalden [ed]: Handbook of biological methods, Dept. 3, TA 3, Berlin and Vienna, 1928.
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