
Edward Mellanby
Also known as
Sir Edward MellanbyMellanby, Edward (SirMellanby, Edward
Medical scientist, discoverer of vitamin C
Born 1884-01-01
Died 1955-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL2248426A
- WikidataQ3048611
- VIAF110884377
- ISNI000000010935118X
Top Subjects
- Rickets (9)
- Etiology (5)
- Vitamins (4)
- Nutritional Physiological Phenomena (4)
- Vitamin A Deficiency (4)
- Research (4)
- Physiology (2)
Books by Edward Mellanby
Total count: 66
Creatin and creatininpublisher not identified1908-01-01
On the presence of beta-imidazolethylamine in the intestinal wallwith a method of isolating a bacillus from the alimentary canal which converts histidine into this substancepublisher not identified1912-01-01
The metabolism of lactating womenpublisher not identified1913-01-01
An experimental investigation on diarrhoea and vomiting of childrenpublisher not identified1916-01-01
The part played by an "accessory" factor in the production of experimental ricketspublisher not identified1918-01-01
A further investigation of the part played by accessory food factors in the ætiology of ricketspublisher not identified1918-01-01-
Alcoholits absorption into and disappearance from the blood under different conditionsHis Majesty's Stationery Office1919-01-01
An experimental investigation on ricketstwo lectures delivered at the Royal College of Surgeons of EnglandThe Lancet1919-01-01
Alcoholits absorption into and disappearance from the blood under different conditionsH.M.S.O.1919-01-01
Alcohol and alcoholic intoxicationpublisher not identified1920-01-01
Discussion on the importance of accessory food factors (vitamines) in the feeding of infantspublisher not identified1920-01-01
Accessory food factors (vitamines) in the feeding of infantsThe Lancet1920-01-01
Experimental ricketsH.M.S.O.1921-01-01
The application of the results obtained in experiments on the hyperplasia of dogs' thyroids to the treatment of exophthalmic goitre (Graves' disease)by Edward Mellanby and May Mellanbypublisher not identified1921-01-01
The rickets-producing effect of dried thyroidpublisher not identified1922-01-01
On the etiology of ricketspublisher not identified1922-01-01
On deficiency diseases, with special reference to ricketsBritish Medical Association1924-01-01
Experimental ricketsthe effect of cereals and their interaction with other factors of diet and environment in producing rickets.H.M. Stationery Off.1925-01-01
On diet and diseasewith special reference to the teeth, lunghs, and pre-natal feeding : [delivered to the Mid-Cheshire Division, November 12th, 1925]publisher not identified1925-01-01
The presence in foodstuffs of substances having specific harmful effects under certain conditionspublisher not identified1926-01-01
Duties of the State in relation to the nation's food supplyresearch on nutritional problemspublisher not identified1927-01-01
The antirachitic effect of ergotpublisher not identified1928-01-01
Vitamin D in ergot of ryepublisher not identified1929-01-01
Vitamin A as an anti-infective agentits use in the treatment of puerperal septicaemiapublisher not identified1929-01-01
Maternal mortality and morbidityan addresspublisher not identified1930-01-01
A lecture on the relation of diet to health and diseasesome recent investigationspublisher not identified1930-01-01
The experimental production and prevention of degeneration in the spinal cordpublisher not identified1931-01-01
Diet as a prophylactic agent against puerperal sepsiswith special reference to vitamin A as an anti-infective agentpublisher not identified1931-01-01
Nutrition and child-bearing[the Lloyd-Roberts lecture delivered at St. Mary's Hospital, Manchester, Oct. 24th., 1933]The Lancet1933-01-01
The treatment of subacute combined degenerationpublisher not identified1933-01-01
The fat-soluble vitaminstheir significance in nutritionpublisher not identified1933-01-01
Xerophthalmia, trigeminal degeneration and vitamin A deficiencypublisher not identified1934-01-01-
Nutrition and diseasethe interaction of clinical and experimental workOliver and Boyd1934-01-01
Lesions of the central and peripheral nervous systems produced in young rabbits by vitamin A deficiency and a high cereal intakepublisher not identified1935-01-01
The advance of medical science since Huxley's daythe Huxley lecture, delivered at Charing Cross Hospital Medical Schoolpublisher not identified1935-01-01
Durch mangelhafte Ernährung bedingte Erkrankungen des Nervensystemspublisher not identified1937-01-01
Toxamins in foodpublisher not identified1937-01-01
The choice of a careerMedical research as a careerpublisher not identified1937-01-01
The transmission of the rous filterable agent to the normal tissues of fowlspublisher not identified1938-01-01
The transmission of the rous filterable agent to chemically induced tumourspublisher not identified1938-01-01-
The State and medical researchHarveian oration, Royal College of Physicians, 18th October 1938Oliver and Boyd1938-01-01
Nerve degeneration and bone hypertrophy induced in young animals by dietpublisher not identified1938-01-01
The State and medical researchthe Harveian oration delivered at the Royal College of Physicians of London on St. Luke's Day, 1938Lancet Office1938-01-01
The experimental production of deafness in young animals by dietpublisher not identified1938-01-01
Methods of discovery in the fight against diseaseRobert Boyle memorial lecture 1938publisher not identified1938-01-01
Further observations on bone overgrowth and nerve degeneration produced by defective dietpublisher not identified1939-01-01
The experimental method in the conquest of diseasepublisher not identified1939-01-01-
Recent advances in medical sciencea study of their social and economic implicationsUniversity Press1939-01-01
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The state and medical research.Oliver and Boyd1939-01-01
Neurological aspects of the avitaminoseswith special reference to the peripheral nervous systempublisher not identified1939-01-01
Recent advances in medical sciencea study of their social and economic implicationsThe University press1939-01-01
Skeletal changes affecting the nervous system produced in young dogs by diets deficient in vitamin Apublisher not identified1941-01-01
The effect of bone dysplasia (overgrowth) on cranial nerves in vitamin A-deficient animalspublisher not identified1943-01-01
Nutritional science in medicinepublisher not identified],1944?1944-01-01
Phytic acid and phytase in cerealspublisher not identified1944-01-01
Nutrition in relation to bone growth and the nervous systempublisher not identified1944-01-01
Diet and canine hysteriaexperimental production by treated flour : [preliminary report]publisher not identified1946-01-01
Vitamin A and bone growththe reversibility of vitamin A-deficiency changespublisher not identified1947-01-01
Further observations on the production of canine hysteria by flour treated with nitrogen trichloride (agene process)publisher not identified1947-01-01
The Hopkins memorial lecture, delivered before the Chemical Society on February 19th, 1948publisher not identified1948-01-01
The rickets-producing and anti-calcifying action of phytatepublisher not identified1949-01-01
Jenner and his impact on medical science[lecture given at the bicentenary meeting held at the Royal College of Surgeons of England on May 17]publisher not identified1949-01-01-
A story of nutritional researchthe effect of some dietary factors on bones and the nervous system.Published for Vanderbilt University by Williams & Wilkins1950-01-01
Modern advances in therapeuticspresidential addresspublisher not identified1951-01-01
The chemical manipulation of foodthe Sanderson-Wells lecture1951-01-01
Preliminary experiments on the effect of methionine suplhoximine on the developing chick and on transplantable tumourspublisher not identified1956-01-01