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Ferdinand Wertheim Family Collection 1868-1919
No full textThis items contain items representing the professional and personal lives of members of the Wertheim family: birth certificate for Ferdinand Wertheim (born 1841, written
1869); document designating Ferdinand Wertheim tax inspector (1890); reference letter from Königliche Regierung for Ferdinand Wertheim (1890); directory of tax officers by area
including Wertheim for Wehlau (1891), attached to letter from Albin Bair, 1912; poetry album from Martha Wertheim with entries from Bertha Offenbach (composer Jacques
Offenbach's daughter) and Minna Cassel, sister of merchant Ernst Cassel (circa 1863); Goethe-themed calendar with poetry (possibly 1900); letter to Frau Wertheim from Jenny
Lesswitz (1901); newspaper "Amsblatt der Königlichen Regierung zu Cassel" (1868); certificate from Frauen Fortbildungs Verein honoring Amalie Wertheim; certificate
honoring Frau M. Wertheim for her contributions to city welfare during World War I (1919).Civil servant, 1841-1891The original German language inventory is available in the folderProcessed for digitizationLinked to online manifestationdigitize
Descendants of Joel Wertheim.
No full textFamily tree of descendants of Joel Wertheim family.Walter R. Wertheimprocessed for digitizationSent for digitizationReturned from digitizationdigitize
Wertheim Department Stores, Berlin Collection. 1873-1969
No full textThis collection contains material regarding the owners of the A. Wertheim company, a large department store company: vital records (birth, marriage, death certificates)
and genealogical materials (family trees; list of descendents of Lewin Cohn Wertheim, family history; all photocopies) of the Wertheim family; history of the company A. Wertheim in
Stralsund, 1875-1930; letters to Dr. Edith Hirsch and accompanying note form her pertaining to the owners of the A. Wertheim company and their fate in 1933.The original German language inventory is available in the folder.Processed for digitizationLinked to online manifestationdigitize
Wertheim Family collection 1986
No full textFamily trees for the Wertheim and Neumann families.Albert Wertheimprocessed for digitizationSent for digitizationReturned from digitizationLinked to online manifestationdigitize
Wissenschaftliche Beilage zum Jahresbericht des Grossherzoglichen Gymnasiums zu Wertheim
No full textGrossherzogliches Gymnasium Wertheim am MainHauptsacht. bis 1879/80: Jahresbericht des Grossherzoglichen Gymnasiums zu Wertheim a.M.Zusatz 1875/76 - 1879/80: über das SchuljahrHauptsacht. d. Beil. zu1873/74: Supplément au rapport annuel de ... du Gymnase de WertheimHauptsacht. d. Beil. teils: Beilage zum Programm des Grossherzoglichen Gymnasiums in WertheimHauptsacht. d. Beil. zu 1898/99: Wissenschaftliche Beilage zum Jahresbericht des Grossherzoglichen Gymnasiums zu Werthei
Plot Data for the Journal Article Entitled `A Mathematical Model of Lymphangiogenesis in a Zebrafish Embryo'.
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Wertheim, Kenneth and Roose, Tiina (2017) A Mathematical Model of Lymphangiogenesis in a Zebrafish Embryo. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology.
Each file name indicates the relevant figure in the paper. There are descriptions inside each file.</span
Claus Albert Wertheim Family Collection 1802-1942, 2003
No full textPhotocopies of some of Kurt Zimmt and Ursula Wertheim's documents, including false papers used by Wertheim while living underground in the Netherlands. The second folder contains large family trees tracing the Zimmt, Wertheim, Salomon, Kroh, Jonas, Goldschmidt, and Spritz families from the 18th through the 21st century.In folder one there are also a few pages photocopied from prayerbooks owned by the Wertheim family, one of which features some Jahrzeit information on various family members.digitizedContainer list:1/1 Photocopied documents, prayer book pages // 1802-19421/2 Family trees // 2003Claus Albert Wertheim was born in Berlin on June 22, 1927. His family moved to Cologne in 1931. In 1939 his parents sent him to a family in Switzerland; in 1940 the whole family immigrated to the United States
Quantification of food intake in Drosophila
Get PDFMeasurement of food intake in the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster is often necessary for studies of behaviour, nutrition and drug administration. There is no reliable and agreed method for measuring food intake of flies in undisturbed, steady state, and normal culture conditions. We report such a method, based on measurement of feeding frequency by proboscis-extension, validated by short-term measurements of food dye intake. We used the method to demonstrate that (a) female flies feed more frequently than males, (b) flies feed more often when housed in larger groups and (c) fly feeding varies at different times of the day. We also show that alterations in food intake are not induced by dietary restriction or by a null mutation of the fly insulin receptor substrate chico. In contrast, mutation of takeout increases food intake by increasing feeding frequency while mutation of ovoD increases food intake by increasing the volume of food consumed per proboscis-extension. This approach provides a practical and reliable method for quantification of food intake in Drosophila under normal, undisturbed culture conditions
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