Herbert Silverstone - Concepedia

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Herbert Silverstone

Also Known As

H SILVERSTONE, Herbert Silverstone

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901

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Herbert Silverstone is an author specializing in medicine, pathology, and cancer research.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	12	14	594
2	Public Health	6	6	123
3	Health Sciences	5	5	229
4	Allergy	1	1	36
5	Cell Biology	1	1	11

Herbert Silverstone

Publications

594

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	Year	Citations
The genesis and growth of tumors; effects of varying the proportion of protein (casein) in the diet. Albert Tannenbaum, Herbert Silverstone PubMed Tumor BiologyNutritionProtein ContentOncologyInduced Sarcomas	1949	163
The influence of the degree of caloric restriction on the formation of skin tumors and hepatomas in mice. Albert Tannenbaum, Herbert Silverstone PubMed Food IntakePathologyDermatologyCaloric RestrictionTumor Biology	1949	87
The effect of the proportion of dietary fat on the rate of formation of mammary carcinoma in mice. Herbert Silverstone, Albert Tannenbaum PubMed NutritionBreast OncologyPathologyCaloric RestrictionExperimental Nutrition	1950	71
Urethan (ethyl carbamate) as a multipotential carcinogen. Albert Tannenbaum, Herbert Silverstone PubMed Skin DevelopmentUrological ResearchUrologyGenitourinary CancerOncogenic Agent	1958	61
Proportion of dietary protein and the formation of spontaneous hepatomas in the mouse. Herbert Silverstone, Albert Tannenbaum PubMed NutritionCent CaseinAmino AcidsDietary ExposureImmunology	1951	36
Effect of limited food intake on survival of mice bearing spontaneous mammary carcinoma and on the incidence of lung metastases. Albert Tannenbaum, Herbert Silverstone PubMed NutritionLung MetastasesStrain C3h MiceEpidemiology Of CancerPublic Health Nutrition	1953	27
Failure to inhibit the formation of mammary carcinoma in mice by intermittent fasting. Albert Tannenbaum, Herbert Silverstone PubMed NutritionPathologyFastingMean Food ConsumptionCaloric Restriction	1950	26
The influence of dietary fat and riboflavin on the formation of spontaneous hepatomas in the mouse. Herbert Silverstone, Albert Tannenbaum PubMed NutritionPathologyFat EnrichmentFatty Liver DiseaseExperimental Nutrition	1951	24
Effect of low environmental temperature, dinitrophenol, or sodium fluoride on the formation of tumors in mice. Albert Tannenbaum, Herbert Silverstone PubMed NutritionChemoprevention StrategyChronic Caloric RestrictionSodium FluorideCaloric Intake	1949	21
The genesis and growth of tumors. V. Effects of varying the level of B vitamins in the diet. Albert Tannenbaum, Herbert Silverstone PubMed Vitamin NutritionTumor BiologyNutritionMicronutrientsMedicine	1952	19

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