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H.G. Sachs

HS

5

Publications

226

Citations

5

H-Index

1972

Active since

Affiliations

Carnegie Institution for Science(Current)

Department of Embryology

H.G. Sachs is an author at Carnegie Institution for Science specializing in medicine, cellular physiology, and physiology.

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MedicinePhysiologyCell PhysiologyCell BiologyElectrophysiologyCardiologyCytoskeletonPharmacologyMorphogenesisMembrane Biology

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1972–1983

5

Publications

5

Changes in membrane potential during the cell cycle

H.G. Sachs, P. J. Stambrook, James D. Ebert · Experimental Cell Research · 1974 · 81 citations

Cell Division, Membrane Transport, Physiology +6

External potassium and baby hamster kidney cells: Intracellular ions, ATP, growth, DNA synthesis and membrane potential

Terence F. McDonald, H.G. Sachs, Charles W. Orr et al. · Developmental Biology · 1972 · 68 citations

Membrane Potential, External Potassium, Molecular Physiology +12

Electrophysiological study of Syrian hamster hereditary cardiomyopathy

Kenneth L. Rossner, H.G. Sachs · Cardiovascular Research · 1978 · 43 citations

B10 Rb, Cardiac Muscle, Muscle Physiology +15

Cytochalasin B and embryonic heart muscle: Contractility, excitability and ultrastructure

H.G. Sachs, Terence F. McDonald, Max Springer · Journal of Cell Science · 1974 · 19 citations

Cardiac Muscle, Cardiac Regeneration, Cytoskeleton +19

The development of transport ability by embryonic follicle-associated epithelium.

Donald H. Beezhold, H.G. Sachs, Pierson J. Van Alten · PubMed · 1983 · 15 citations

Developmental Biology, Early Embryonic Transport, Oogenesis +11

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