Lemen Jonathan Wells (Q105668967)

American anatomy professor

Lemen J. Wells
L. J. Wells

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English	Lemen Jonathan Wells	American anatomy professor	Lemen J. Wells L. J. Wells

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1907

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date of death

1990

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employer

University of Minnesota Medical School

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https://www.google.com/books/edition/Directory_of_Fellows_1925_1974/6O1EAAAAIAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&bsq=Lemen+Jonathan+Wells+minnesota&dq=Lemen+Jonathan+Wells+minnesota&printsec=frontcover

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https://scholarswalk.umn.edu/faculty-awards/guggenheim-fellowship

notable work

Experiments on the contribution of somatotrophin to prenatal growth in the rat

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Genital abnormalities in castrated fetal rats and their prevention by means of testosterone propionate

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Experimental Acceleration of Secretion of Urine in Fetal Rats

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Embryology and anatomy of the vagina

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Subjection of fetal rats to surgery and repeated subcutaneous injections: method and survival

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Fate of food introduced directly into the fetal stomach

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The development of the bronchopulmonary segments in human embryos of horizons XVII to XIX

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Development of the pancreas of the mouse embryo in vitro: acini and islets

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Cytogenetic evidence for the localisation of the gene for congenital adrenal hyperplasia

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Development of the Pancreas of the Rat Embryo in Vitro: Islets and Acini

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Insulin content of fetal rat pancreases grown in organ culture and subsequently transplanted into maternal hosts

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Development of Islets and Acini from the Explanted Primordium of the Pancreas of the Rat Embryo

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Organ culture of pancreases of fetuses from normal and diabetic rats: effect of glucose on the insulin content of the media

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Response of beta cells to different levels of glucose: fetal pancreases grown in organ culture and subsequently transplanted to maternal hosts

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Pancreatic islets and blood sugars in prenatal and postnatal offspring from diabetic rats: beta granulation and glycogen infiltration

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Effects of different levels of glucose upon the development of granulated beta cells in cultures on pancreatic primordia from normal rat embryos

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Distribution of glyoxalase I (GLO) variants in Western Europe and the Indian subcontinent

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Growth

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Hal Downey, 1877-1959.

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Air reduction of an intussusception caused by a pathologic lead point in an infant

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Experimental evidence of the secretion of urine by the fetal kidney

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Effects of androgen upon reproductive organs of normal and castrated fetuses with note on adrenalectomy

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Functioning of the fetal kidney as reflected by stillborn infants with hydroureter and hydronephrosis.

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Ankylosing spondylitis, HLA, and BF

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Compensatory Hypertrophy of Right Adrenal After Left Adrenalectomy: Observations in Fetal, Newborn and Week-old Rats.

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Right diaphragmatic hernia with a supradiaphragmatic lobe of liver without persistence of the pleuroperitoneal conal

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award received

Guggenheim Fellowship

point in time

1946

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https://www.gf.org/fellows/all-fellows/lemen-jonathan-wells/

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