Julius amber (* 18 December 1839 in resounds; "† 6 February 1917 in resounds) was a German physiologist.

Amber studied Bois Reymond starting from 1857 at the University of Breslau with Rudolf Heidenhain and in Berlin with Emil you. it was attained a doctorate to 1862 with a thesis over muscle physiology. 1864 he became an assistant with Hermann of Helmholtz at the University of Heidelberg.

Amber became 1870 private lecturer. Since 1872 was it as a successor of Friedrich Goltz professor at the university resounds. 1881 it created Institut for physiologist at the university resounds, whose director was he.

Works

• 1871 - Investigations on the excitation procedure in nerve and muscle systems. Heidelberg: Winter (Digitalisat)
• 1875 - The five senses of humans. Leipzig: Brockhaus
• 1890 - The mechanical theory of the life, their bases and its successes. Braunschweig: Vieweg
• 1894 - Text book of the physiology of the thierischen organism, in speciellen humans. Stuttgart: F. Enke
• 1912 - Electro-biology: The science of the electrical procedures in the organism on modern basis represented. Braunschweig: Vieweg

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