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Max Bergmann

Affiliations:

Rockefeller University, New York, NY, United States

Area:

amino-acid chemistry

Website:

http://dx.doi.org/10.1126/science.102.2642.168

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Bio:

(1886 - 1944)
http://www.rockarch.org/collections/individuals/ru/
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Parents

Ignaz Bloch	grad student	1911	Universität Berlin
(Über Acylpolysulfide)
Hermann Emil Fischer	research scientist	1911-1919	Universität Berlin

Children

Erwin Brand	grad student	1921	Universität Berlin
Leonidas Zervas	grad student	1929	Universität Berlin
Vincent du Vigneaud	post-doc	1928	Kaiser Wilhelm Institut at Dresden
Jesse Philip Greenstein	post-doc	1932	Kaiser Wilhelm Institut at Dresden
Heinz Ludwig Fraenkel-Conrat	post-doc	1937	Rockefeller
Carl G. Niemann	post-doc	1935-1937	Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research
Stanford Moore	post-doc	1939	Rockefeller
Klaus Hofmann	post-doc	1938-1939	Rockefeller
Paul C. Zamecnik	post-doc	1941-1942	Rockefeller
William H. Stein	post-doc	1937-1944	Rockefeller
Mark Arnold Stahmann	post-doc	1941-1944	Rockefeller
Emil L. Smith	research scientist	1940-1942	Rockefeller
Joseph S. Fruton	research scientist	1934-1944	Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research

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Zafiriou MP, Noack C, Unsöld B, et al. (2014) Erythropoietin responsive cardiomyogenic cells contribute to heart repair post myocardial infarction. Stem Cells (Dayton, Ohio). 32: 2480-91
Smith EL, Bergmann M. (1979) The peptidases of intestinal mucosa. Ucla Forum in Medical Sciences. 2-19
STAHMANN MA, FRUTON JS, BERGMANN M. (1946) The specificity of carboxypeptidase. The Journal of Biological Chemistry. 164: 753-60
STEIN WH, MOORE S, BERGMANN M. (1946) Chemical reactions of mustard gas and related compounds; the transformations of mustard gas in water; formation and properties of sulfonium salts derived from mustard gas. The Journal of Organic Chemistry. 11: 664-74
GOLUMBIC C, FRUTON JS, BERGMANN M. (1946) Chemical reactions of the nitrogen mustard gases; the transformations of methyl-bis(beta-chloroethyl)amine in water. The Journal of Organic Chemistry. 11: 518-35
STAHMANN MA, FRUTON JS, BERGMANN M. (1946) Chemical reactions of mustard gas and related compounds; the chemistry of sulfonium salts related to mustard gas. The Journal of Organic Chemistry. 11: 704-18
STEIN WH, FRUTON JS, BERGMANN M. (1946) Chemical reactions of mustard gas and related compounds; the chemical reactions of 1,2-bis(beta-chloroethylthio)ethane. The Journal of Organic Chemistry. 11: 692-703
STAHMANN MA, BERGMANN M. (1946) Chemical reactions of the nitrogen mustard gases; the oxidation of the nitrogen mustard gases by peracids. The Journal of Organic Chemistry. 11: 586-91
GOLUMBIC C, FRUTON JS, BERGMANN M. (1946) Chemical reactions of the nitrogen mustard gases; monosubstitution products of ethyl-bis (beta-chloroethyl)amine and methyl-bis (beta-chloroethyl)amine. The Journal of Organic Chemistry. 11: 581-5
FRUTON JS, STEIN WH, BERGMANN M. (1946) Chemical reactions of the nitrogen mustard gases; the reactions of the nitrogen mustard gases with protein constituents. The Journal of Organic Chemistry. 11: 559-70

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