Roy's Resume

Dr. Roy Hartenstein

Professional Experience

PhD:	Syracuse University. Began lifetime career of research and teaching at SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry at Syracuse University, 1959
Fellowship:	Awarded by National Institutes of Health; Senior Postdoctoral Fellow, Duke University, college of Medicine, Department of Biochemistry, 1965

Chief of Biological Sciences: Science Information Exchange, Smithsonian Institution, 1966

National Science Foundation-SUNY: sponsored lecture tour throughout the British Isles during 6 months with home bases evenly divided among the New University of Ulster in Northern Ireland, the Wales Institute of Science and Technology in Cardiff, and the Rothamsted Experiment Station in England, 1980

Professor Emeritus: Syracuse University, 1989 to present

Publications

Books:
	Principles of Physiology, Van Nostrand Reinhold, 690 pp., 1972 Human Anatomy and Physiology, D. Van Nostrand, 726 pp., 1976

Chapters: “Nitrogen Metabolism in Non-insect Arthropods”, In Comparative Biochemistry of Nitrogen Metabolism, Academic Press, pp. 295-385, 1970

“Earthworm Biotechnology and Global Biogeochemistry.” In Advances in Ecological Research, Academic Press, pp. 379-409, 1985

Encyclopedia: Anatomy, Animal, Appendages, Appendix…. And 29 additional entries dealing with biology and the medical sciences, American Encyclopedia

Research Articles: Seventy papers published following favorable anonymous peer refereeing, references to which, such as the following, can be made available upon request: Hartenstein R and I Fridovich 1967 Adenine aminohydrolase: an investigation of specificity. Journal of Biological Chemistry 242: 740-746

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