Titlebook: August and Marie Krogh; Lives in Science Bodil Schmidt-Nielsen Book 1995 American Physiological Society 1995 August Krogh.Marie Krogh.blood

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,Capillaries and the Nobel Prize (1916–1922), all living cells. He knew that it diffuses across the lung epithelium and becomes bound to hemoglobin in the blood in the lung capillaries. The oxygen-saturated blood reaches the organs and muscles via the capillaries, which branch out among all cells. As Bohr, Hasselbalch, and Krogh had shown, add

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,Capillary Function and the Contractility Controversy (1923–1936),tures had become an instant success. At an Alfred Benzon Symposium in 1969, Eugene M. Landis said, “Very few books yielded as prompt and as widespread stimulation of research as this monograph did when it was read by histologists, physiologists, pathologists, and clinicians.”. In the foreword to the

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,Becoming a Physiologist (1895–1899),istian Bohr was professor of physiology. The first lecture Krogh attended became decisive for his future. Bohr lectured on methods for determining the quantity of blood and blood gasses in the body. The quantitative treatment of the subject and the physical principles involved appealed enormously to the young Krogh.

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