Field of study: Histology, Physiology, Physiology of Plants

Available articles (29)

• A method for determining the osmotic pressure of very small quantities of liquid
  KNAW, Proceedings, 8 I, 1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 394-397
  
  
• A method of cold injection of organs for histological purposes
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 II, 1907-1908, Amsterdam, 1908, pp. 687-688
  
  
• A method to extract enzymes and pro-enzymes from the mucous membrane of the digestive tube and to establish the topic distribution of them
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 I, 1907, Amsterdam, 1907, pp. 250-262
  
  
• Experimental researches on the permeability of the kidneys to glucose
  KNAW, Proceedings, 19 II, 1917, Amsterdam, 1917, pp. 989-997
  
  
• Experimental researches on the permeability of the kidneys to glucose. II.
  KNAW, Proceedings, 19 II, 1917, Amsterdam, 1917, pp. 997-998
  
  
• Experimental researches on the permeability of the kidneys to glucose. III
  KNAW, Proceedings, 20 I, 1918, Amsterdam, 1918, pp. 668-679
  
  
• Futher Researches in connection with the permeability of the glomerular membrane to stereoisomeric sugars
  KNAW, Proceedings, 22 I, 1919-1920, Amsterdam, 1919, pp. 351-359
  
  
• Lipolytic ferment in ascitis-liquid of man
  KNAW, Proceedings, 2, 1899-1900, Amsterdam, 1900, pp. 428-436
  
  
• On the effect of H2O2 on the peristalsis of the isolated intestine
  KNAW, Proceedings, 20 II, 1918, Amsterdam, 1918, pp. 861-864
  
  
• On the Influence of Iodoform, Chloroform and other substances dissoluble in fats, on phagocytosis
  KNAW, Proceedings, 13 II, 1910-1911, Amsterdam, 1911, pp. 982-1002
  
  
• On the influence of salt-solutions on the volume of animal cells, being at the same time a contribution to our knowledge of their structure
  KNAW, Proceedings, 1, 1898-1899, Amsterdam, 1899, pp. 103-116
  
  
• On the intestinal juice of man
  KNAW, Proceedings, 4, 1901-1902, Amsterdam, 1902, pp. 733-746
  
  
• On the nature of precipitin-reaction
  KNAW, Proceedings, 9 I, 1906, Amsterdam, 1906, pp. 33-45
  
  
• On the permeability of red bloodcorpuscles in physiological conditions, more especially to Alkali- and Earth-alkalimetals
  KNAW, Proceedings, 13 II, 1910-1911, Amsterdam, 1911, pp. 927-928
  
  
• On the permeability of the red bloodcorpuscles for NO3- and SO4-ions
  KNAW, Proceedings, 3, 1900-1901, Amsterdam, 1901, pp. 371-374
  
  
• On the resisting power of the red blood corpuscles
  KNAW, Proceedings, 3, 1900-1901, Amsterdam, 1901, pp. 76-84
  
  
• Phagocytes and respiratory centre. Their behaviour when acted upon by oxygen carbonic acid, and fat-dissolving substances. Explanation of the excitement-stage in narcosis
  KNAW, Proceedings, 17 III, 1914-1915, Amsterdam, 1915, pp. 1325-1342
  
  
• Quantitative researches on phagocytosis. A contribution to the biology of phagocytes
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 I, 1907, Amsterdam, 1907, pp. 144-166
  
  
• Quantitive determination of slight quantities of SO4. II. Contribution to microvolumetrical analysis
  KNAW, Proceedings, 19 I, 1917, Amsterdam, 1917, pp. 115-125
  
  
• The conduct of the kidneys towards some isomeric sugars. (Glucose, Fructose, Galactose, Mannose and Saccharose, Maltose, Lactose.)
  KNAW, Proceedings, 21 I, 1919, Amsterdam, 1919, pp. 548-561
  
  
• The effect of fatty acids and soaps on phagocytosis
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 II, 1912-1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 1290-1297
  
  
• The effect of subcutaneous turpentine-injections on the chemotaxis of remote places
  KNAW, Proceedings, 16 II, 1913-1914, Amsterdam, 1914, pp. 609-615
  
  
• The effect of substances which dissolve in fat on the mobility of Phagocytes and cells
  KNAW, Proceedings, 14 I, 1911, Amsterdam, 1911, pp. 314-324
  
  
• The influence of salt-solutions on the volume of animal cells
  KNAW, Proceedings, 1, 1898-1899, Amsterdam, 1899, pp. 371-385
  
  
• The influence of small amounts of Calcium on the motion of phagocytes
  KNAW, Proceedings, 13 I, 1910, Amsterdam, 1910, pp. 66-79
  
  
• The partial permeability of the glomerular membrane to d-galactose and some other multi-rotatory sugars
  KNAW, Proceedings, 22 I, 1919-1920, Amsterdam, 1919, pp. 360-374
  
  
• The permeability of blood-corpuscles to calcium
  KNAW, Proceedings, 11, 1908-1909, Amsterdam, 1909, pp. 718-723
  
  
• The permeability of red blood-corpuscles in physiological condition, expecially to alkali- and earth alkali metals
  KNAW, Proceedings, 13 I, 1910, Amsterdam, 1910, pp. 258-270
  
  
• The resorption of fat and soap in the large and the small intestine
  KNAW, Proceedings, 2, 1899-1900, Amsterdam, 1900, pp. 287-298