H J Peter - Concepedia

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H J Peter

University Hospital of Bern

Also Known As

H J Peter, H. J. PETER, H. J. Peter, H.-J. Peter, H.J. Peter

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529

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University Hospital of Bern University of Bern

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H J Peter is an author at University Hospital of Bern specializing in medicine, thyroid physiology, and thyroid disorders.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	9	9	452
2	Public Health	5	5	238
3	Biology	2	2	90
4	Health Sciences	1	1	93
5	Biochemistry	1	1	15

H J Peter

Publications

478

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	Year	Citations
Pathogenesis of heterogeneity in human multinodular goiter. A study on growth and function of thyroid tissue transplanted onto nude mice. H J Peter, H Gerber, H Studer, Journal of Clinical Investigation GeneticsFunctional HeterogeneityCellular PhysiologyIodine Deficiency DisordersPublic Health	1985	122
Clonal analysis of human tumors with M27 beta, a highly informative polymorphic X chromosomal probe. Martin F. Fey, H J Peter, Heather L. Hinds, Journal of Clinical Investigation GeneticsHuman PolymorphismPathologyEpigeneticsTumor Biology	1992	93
Autonomy of growth and of iodine metabolism in hyperthyroid feline goiters transplanted onto nude mice. H J Peter, H Gerber, H Studer, Journal of Clinical Investigation Nodular GoitersMammalian PhysiologyPathologyToxic Cat GoitersEmbryology	1987	64
Histomorphological and immunohistochemical evidence that human nodular goiters grow by episodic replication of multiple clusters of thyroid follicular cells. H Studer, H. Gerber, Jakob Zbaeren, The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism Human Goiter NodulesGoiter CellsCell DivisionHuman Nodular GoitersMedicine	1992	57
3 Toxic nodular goitre H Studer, H J Peter, H Gerber Clinics in Endocrinology and Metabolism Toxic Nodular GoitreHistopathologyPathologyPoisoningToxicology	1985	45
Pathogenesis of nodular goiter and its implications for surgical management. J Teuscher, H J Peter, H Gerber, PubMed	1988	26
Autonomous Growth, But Not Autonomous Function, in Embryonic Human Thyroids: A Clue to Understanding Autonomous Goiter Growth?* H J Peter, H Studer, Peter Groscurth The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism FertilityParathyroid GlandEmbryologyLiquid NitrogenIodine Deficiency Disorders	1988	26
Diffusion of thyroglobulin in the follicular colloid. (Minireview). H Gerber, H J Peter, H Studer PubMed MedicineFollicular ColloidPhysiologyTgb DiffusionVivo Diffusion Velocity	1986	19
Transformation of normal thyroids into colloid goiters in rats and mice by diphenylthiohydantoin. H. Gerber, Gerold Huber, H J Peter, Endocrinology Colloid GoitersBiochemistryMedicineIodine Deficiency DisordersThyroid Disease	1994	15
[Autonomy and heterogeneity of the follicle in euthyroid and hyperthyroid human nodular goiter: answer to old riddles?]. H Gerber, H J Peter, F Ramelli, PubMed GeneticsGynecologyDermatologyIodine TurnoverReproductive Endocrinology	1983	11

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