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2. Dietrich H.F. Bodenstein
2. Dietrich H.F. Bodenstein
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his first paper on a moth that he had found for the first time in East Prussia. In 1928 Dietrich moved to the University of Berlin, where he became a research assistant in experimental morphology at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Biology.
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,,, ~ ~ ~ ~ _ ~ C, ~ Dietrich's growing scientific reputation was recognized with a Guggenheim fellowship, which he held in the Department of Zoology at Columbia from 1941 to 1943. From there he moved briefly to the Connecticut Agricultural Exneriment Station in New Haven before settling down as an -r i_ insect physiologist at the Army Chemical Center at Edgewood, Maryland, a position he held from 1945 to 1958.
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From 1958 to 1960 Dietrich served as embryologist with the Gerontology Branch of the National Heart Institute, based in the Baltimore City hospitals. He then entered the final stage of his career, accepting the Lewis and Clark Professorship and the chairmanship of the Department of Biology at the University of Virginia.
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to find out whether the timing of larval molts ant! the differences between larval and pupal molts were controlled by time-clependent processes within the cells of the skin itself or by signals from some internal source.
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He reasoned that there would be very little growth hormone in adult animals so that he might use the body cavity of adults as culture chambers. When he transplanted imaginal discs into the body cavities of adult males, they did indeed remain in good condition, although there was no evidence of growth or development.
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The presence of juvenile hormone therefore maintains the juvenile condition and prevents the formation of the pupa. In the control experiment similar pairs without an active corpus aliatum both underwent a pupal molt.
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A BODENSTEIN 55 hormone ire the blood of aclult females was seven times that in aclult mates.
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56 BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRS HONORS AND DISTINCTIONS DEGREE Ph.D., 1953, University of Freiburg PROFESSIONAL RECORD 1928-33 Assistant in Experimental Morphology, Kaiser Wilhelm Institute, Berlin 1933-34 Research Associate in Marine Biology, Rovigno, Italy 1934-41 Research Associate in Biology, Stanford University 1941-43 Guggenheim Fellow, Columbia University 1944 Assistant Entomologist, Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station 1945-58 Insect Physiologist, Army Chemical Center, Maryland 1958-60 Embryologist, National Heart Institute, Gerontology Branch, Baltimore City Hospitals 1960-73 Lewis and Clark Professor of Biology and Chairman, Department of Biology, University of Virginia 1973-78 Lewis and Clark Professor of Biology, University of irk · . v organza 1978-84 Professor Emeritus, University of Virginia PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES American Society of Zoologists Genetics Society of America American Association of Anatomists Society for the Study of Development and Growth American Society of Naturalists American Society for Cell Biology American Institute of Biological Sciences American Association for the Advancement of Science HONORS Sigma Xi Phi Sigma Honorary Member, Soc.
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A BODENSTEIN 57 Fellow, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1961 Vice-President, Zoology Section, American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1963 Fellow, Society of Fellows, -University of Virginia, 1968 Alexander von Humboldt award for Senior U.S.
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128:564-83. Die Unterdruckung der Beinregeneration bei Dixiptus morosus durch Transplantation von Hypodermis auf die Wundflache.
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III. Zur Analyse der Entwicklungspotenzen der Schmetterlingsbeine.
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Cold Spring Harbor Symp. Quant.
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Specific developmental inhibitions produced in amphibian embryos by a nitrogen mustard compound.
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124:105-15. 1954 Effects of radiomimetic substances on embryonic de~relopment, with special reference to nitrogen mustards.
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(Le role des hormones dans la regeneration des organes des insects.) Scientia 53:1-6.
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The comparative submicroscopic cytology of the corpus allatum-corpus cardiacum complex of wild type anci fes adult female Drosophila melanogaster.
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II. The effect of the adult internal environment on growth, protein deposition, and histolysis in the larval fat body.
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Karlson. Effects of ecdysterone and the juvenile hormone analogue methoprene on protein, RNA and DNA synthesis in wing discs of Calliphora vicina.
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