George Karreman
Affiliations: | Physiology | University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, United States |
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mathematical biology and mathematical biophysics, membrane biophysics, photosynthetic mechanisms, quantum biochemistry and quantum biophysics, biological energy transfer, quantum biology, physiological irritabilityWebsite:
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1920 - 1997)
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Parents
Sign in to add mentorHendrik Antonie Kramers | research assistant | 1941 | Leiden | |
(M.S.) | ||||
Nicolas Rashevsky | grad student | 1951 | Chicago | |
(Contributions to the mathematical biology of excitatrion with particular emphasis on changes in membrane permeability and on threshold phenomena) | ||||
Albert von Szent-Györgyi | post-doc | 1957 | MBL (Chemistry Tree) |
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Karreman G. (1977) Cooperative specific adsorption phenomena in biology Bulletin of Mathematical Biology. 39: 267-273 |
Karreman G. (1971) Stochastic treatment of cooperative specific adsorption The Bulletin of Mathematical Biophysics. 33: 483-495 |
KARREMAN G. (1964) ON THE ADSORPTION OF IONS AT CHARGED SITES IN AN ELECTRIC FIELD.II. The Bulletin of Mathematical Biophysics. 26: 139-46 |
Landahl HD, Karreman G. (1953) Approximate treatment of the formation of a difference in the concentrations of an ion at the two sides of a membrane The Bulletin of Mathematical Biophysics. 15: 167-171 |
Karreman G, Landahl HD. (1953) On spontaneous discharge obtained from a physicochemical model of excitation The Bulletin of Mathematical Biophysics. 15: 83-91 |
KARREMAN G, LANDAHL HD. (1952) On the mathematical biology of excitation phenomena. Cold Spring Harbor Symposia On Quantitative Biology. 17: 293-297 |