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Paul Enck & Gunther Mai
Die Familie Lüderitz
Geschichte und Geschichten aus drei Jahrhunderten

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Alles begann mit der Suche nach einem Foto von Dr. Carl Lüderitz, dem Arzt und Erstbeschreiber der Peristaltik, einem lebenswichtigen Vorgang, der den Tranport der Nahrung durch den Darm ermöglicht. Herausgekommen ist die Geschichte der Familie Lüderitz – von 1700 bis in die Gegenwart.

Zwei Jahre lang haben sich die drei Professoren Paul Enck, Gunther Mai und Michael Schemann auf die Spuren ihrer „Lüdis’ begeben, haben unzählige Dokumente gesammelt und tausende Akten gesichtet.

Erinnerungen von Carls Vater Carl Adolph, die Bilder seiner Schwester Elisabeth oder sein eigenes Harz-Reisetagebuch sind nur einige Fundstücke, die bei ihrer Recherche zutage kamen und wertvolle Informationen lieferten.

Ein Foto von Carl wurde nicht gefunden, aber ein gemaltes Porträt. Entstanden ist eine Familienchronik aus drei Jahrhunderten – eingebettet in den historischen Kontext jener Zeit.

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Sobre el autor

Michael Schemann (Jg. 1956) ist Professor für Humanbiologie an der Technischen Universität München. Er arbeitet auf dem Gebiet der Neurogastroenterologie, ein Forschungszweig, der sich mit der Steuerung von Magen-Darmfunktionen beschäftigt. Im Mittelpunkt stehen Projekte, die Grundlagenforschung mit klinischer Medizin verbinden.

Idioma Alemán ● Formato PDF ● Páginas 316 ● ISBN 9783873222977 ● Tamaño de archivo 3.9 MB ● Editor Ertay Hayit ● Editorial Mundo Marketing ● Ciudad Köln ● País DE ● Publicado 2021 ● Descargable 24 meses ● Divisa EUR ● ID 7743969 ● Protección de copia sin

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