Jessé Santiago Accioly Lins, Brazilian physician (Porto Calvo, Alagoas State 21 September 1921 – Salvador 24 July 1996)
Formulated the inheritance mechanism of sickle anemia independent of J. Neel
Anemia falciforme: relato de um caso com infantilismo. Arq. Fac. Med. Univ. Feder. Bahia 2:169-98, 1947
Pedro de Almeida Magalhães, Brazilian
physician (Vassouras, Rio de Janeiro 27 November 1864 – Benjamin Constant,
Minas Gerais State 13 February 1909)
Described Almeida Magalhães sign
Percussão da fosseta de
Mohrenheim para o diagnóstico precoce da tuberculose
First to
report intermittent splitting in second heart sound and bruit de gallop in beriberi
(Almeida Magalhães sign)
O coração no beriberi (1901)
Julio João
Arthaud-Berthet, French-born
Brazilian plant pathologist (Sainte Marie D’Alvey, Auvergne, Rhone
Alpes Region, Savoie Department 1875 – São Paulo 13 March 1941)
países
First reported the powdery mildew of mango caused by Oidium
mangiferae
(1914)
FRENCH
PATENTS
(With Anthelme Joseph Perrier)
Appareil
de pasteurisation (1905)
Appareil
pour le transport, la pulverisation et le dosage ou la … (1905)
Cesar
Augusto da Costa Avila, Brazilian orthopedist and surgeon (Lages,
Santa Catarina State 26 June 1906 – Porto Alegre 19 February
1974)
Developed
some surgical techniques and improved others
Eponym
of Cesar Avila zone for infantile appendicitis
Amadeo Amidei Barbiellini, Italian-born Brazilian agronomist (Ancona 11 July 1877 - Santos, São Paulo State 11 September 1955)
Gathered a rich entomological collection with a number of new species for science among them Hymenoptera, Diptera, Coleoptera and Odonata
SOME BIBLIOGRAPHY
As moscas das fructas. Entomol. Bras. 1 (1908)
Cultivai as amoreiras: o melhor conselho para favorecer a sericicultura no Brasil. A Lavoura. Bol. Soc. Nac. Agric. A 12(7), 1908
O pretenso damno e uma verdadeira utilidade das abelhas (fim). Entomol. Bras. 2(6-8):167, 1909
Um terrível inimigo das amoreiras. Entomol. Bras. 2:234-7, 1909
A maior mosca do mundo. Chácaras e Quintaes 51:62-3, 1935
Uma nova coleo-broca das nossas florestas. Chácaras e Quintaes 43: 245-7, 1935
Duas palavras sobre os dípteros asilídeos. Chácaras e Quintaes 51:335-6, 1935
Como combater o gafanhoto sul-americano. Combate biológico na Argentina. Outros meios de combate. Chácaras e Quintaes 61(5):657-60, 1940
No mundo dos insetos. Moscas gigantes brocando arvores. Chácaras e Quintaes 90(5):617, 1954
Caterpillar of Lilliaceae.Chácaras e Quintaes 90:731-3, 1954
Combate a praga do eucalipto no sul. Chácaras e Quintaes 91:191-2, 1955
HONORS
Barbiellinia Bezzi 1922 (Diptera)
Otto Bender, German-born Brazilian agricultural engineer (Dresden 1883 – São Paulo 21 August 1961)
Designed and patented devices and accessories for land-surveying
Daniel Cargnin,
Brazilian Catholic father and amateur paleontologist (Nova Palma, Rio
Grande do Sul State 1930 – Mata, Rio Grande do Sul State 2002)
Collected new
species of fossil vertebrates
Discovered
specimens of cynodonts, dicynodonts and rhynchosaurs between 1956 to
1976 (p.ex. Protuberum cabralensis)
With I.S. Carvalho &
A.C.S. Fernandes. Pegadas fósseis do Triassico da Bacia do Paraná
(Grupo Rosario do Sul), Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil. Rev. Bras.
Paleont. 2:71-2, 2001
HONORS
Cargninia
Bonaparte, Schultz, Soares & Martinelli 2010 (Fossil Reptilia)
Roberto Ruhman Daher, Brazilian
gastroenterologist (Ipameri, Goiás State 1936 – Goiânia 13 May 2007)
From
Lebanese descent
He was
acting mayor of Goiania city (1977)
Known
internationally for his work on hepatic parasitic infectious diseases
SOME BIBLIOGRAPHY
Digestive
manifestations in yellow fever. Dig. Dis. Sci. 131:3825, 1986
With W.M.P. Vasconcelos & V.M. Cardoso. Fígado e
blastomicose sul-americana. J. Bras. Med. 25:83, 1973
With J. Doles. Valor da determinação da atividade enzimática
do soro sanguíneo no diagnóstico das enfermidades hepáticas. Rev. Goi. Med.
18:139, 1972
With W. Barbosa & A.R. Oliveira. Forma
linfático-abdominal da blastomicose sul-americana. Rev. Inst. Med. Trop. S. Paulo 10(1):16-27,
1968
Osmar da Silva Fontenele, Brazilian
fisheries biologist (Fortaleza 18 April 1915 - 1993)
Simplificação do processo de
incubação artificial de ovos livres de peixe (Improvement of artificial
incubation of fish free eggs) 1978
Um caracter secundario
extragenital nos tucunarés (Actinopterygii, Cichlidae). Rev. Bras. Biol. 8(2):185-8, 1948
Domingos José Nogueira Jaguaribe Filho, Brazilian physician
(Fortaleza 02 November 1847 – Santos, São Paulo State 14 November 1926)
He was
Correspondent professor at Ecole de Psychologie de Paris
Invented
Velo-aereo, a dirigible aerostat consisting of two balloons with wings (1897)
Solidonio Cavalcanti Lacerda, Brazilian radiologist (Cajazeiras, Paraiba State 30 July 1923 – Rio de Janeiro 01 March 2014)
Eponym of Solidonio Lacerda view / incidence for zygomatic / malar bone
Manuel da Gama Lobo, Brazilian
ophthalmologist and histologist (Monte Alegre, Pará State 09 March
1835 – La Coruña, Spain 07 June 1883) países
His
work
Etudes
sur la fievre jaune de 1873 et 1874
(1876) was
praised in Europe and North America
In
another work
related
ocular lesions to nutritional defficiencies or xerophthalmia
Da
oftalmia
brasiliana. Gaz. Med. Lisboa 16:430-4
& 17:466-9,
1865
Brasilianische
Augenentzundung. Klin. Monatsbl. Augenheilkd 4:65-75, 1866
Hebe Helena
Labarthe Martelli, Uruguayan-born Brazilian biochemist and microbiologist (31
May 1919 – 201?)
First in
the world to study the production of vitamin A by yeasts
Isolated a
new strain of bacteria that readily decomposes sulfonic compounds (1967)
Oxidation
of sulphonic compounds by aquatic bacteria isolated from rivers of the Amazon
region. Nature 216 (5121):1238-9, 1967
With S.M.
Souza. Biochemistry of sulfonic compounds. III. Formation of a two carbon
compounds during the oxidation of sulfo-acetate by a Pseudomonas strain. Biochim. Biophys.
Acta 208:110-5, 1969
Adolpho Lietze, German-born Brazilian nurseryman (Potsdam 1839 –
Rio de Janeiro 15 December 1907)
Collected a number of new plant species from Southeast of Brazil
Recognized as the
greatest hybridist of caladiums of this day producing more than 600
varieties and hybrids spread over Brazil and the whole world
His Caladium
hybrids and varieties obtained silver (Gand and Chicago) and gold
(Dusseldorf 1904) medals at World Expositions
Luiza
Cardoso May, Brazilian mycologist and plant pathologist (1917 -
With
C.S. Hodges. A
root disease of pine, araucária and eucalyptus in Brazil caused by a
new species of Cylindrocladium.
Phytopathology 62(8):898-901, 1972 (C.
clavatum)
With
C.S. Hodges & M.S. Reis. Duas
enfermidades em plantações de essências
florestais exóticas no Brasil. Brasil Florestal 4(15):5-12, 1973
(eucalyptus
canker caused by Diaporthe
cubensis)
Leonel Moro,
Brazilian physicist, astronomer and filmmaker (Pinhalão, Paraná
State 22 January 1925 – Curitiba 09
December 1984)
Invented
and
patented a three-dimensional process of cinematographic projection
employing anamorphic lens analogous to CinemaScope named Moroscope or
Cinereo3D
Dispositivo ocular para observar imagens planas com efeito
tridimensional P3219156 (1953)
Developed a glass filter for radioactive residuals from nuclear
reactors
Authored
Um estudo da trisecção do angulo
Hugo Lodewijk Radino, Belgian-born Brazilian chemical engineer
(Anvers 24 January 1924 -
Developed and patented INGA-Radino process, a new hydrometallurgic
process for extraction of zinc from the calamine (1958)
Process of zinc extraction from ores formed by or containing zinc
silicate or other soluble silicates by means of hydrometallurgy
(1959) patents: US2874041A (1956), DE1040258B (1956), FR1174106A
(1956) & AUS 224, 195 (1957)
Leaching of zinc ores containing soluble silicates CA580,901 (1959)
Ezequiel
Correia dos Santos, Brazilian apothecary (Iguaçu, Rio de Janeiro
State 10 April 1801 – Rio de Janeiro 28 December 1864)
With
aid of Souillé and Dourado isolated alkaloid pereirine
from Geissospermum
vellosii (1833;
published in 1838), independent from Berhend Goos, German pharmacist
(1815-1885) that isolated it in 1839
The
report of isolation of pereirine was published in Rev. Med.
Fluminense 4:14-34, 1838
Vital
Schunk, Brazilian
amateur orchidologist (Marechal
Floriano, Espírito Santo State 1951 -
Developed
his own method of orchid cultivation
Discovered
and collected new species of orchids
Honored
in genus Schunkea Senghas 1994 (Orchidaceae)
Armando
Tocchetto, Brazilian plant pathologist (Guaporé, Rio Grande do Sul
State 09 July 1907 – Porto Alegre 18 March 1981)
Described
the
causative agent of grapevine fusariosis Fusarium
oxysporum var.
herbemontis
in
Rev. Agr. 209:82-9, 1954
Zireli de Oliveira Valença, Brazilian dermatologist (São José da
Laje, Alagoas State 05 January 1934 – Maceió 23 December 2020)
Discovered
Zireli sign / maneuver or skin stretching test for pityriasis
versicolor (1974)
Nova
manobra para diagnóstico da pitiríase versicolor (1979)
Germain Vert, French-born Brazilian plant pathologist (died Piracicaba, São Paulo 04 March 1908)
Authored influential work Le pollen, origine et transformation. Comp. Rend. hebd. Sean. Acad. Sci. 143 (24):977-9, 1906
Authored the first report of Eutinobothrus brasiliensis as cotton plant plague in Bol. Agric. S. Paulo (1905)