Ida Henrietta Hyde

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birth_date = 8 September, 1857
birth_place = Davenport, Iowa
death_date = 22 August, 1945
death_place = Berkeley, California
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nationality = United States
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alma_mater = Cornell University
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known_for = micro-electrode
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Ida Henrietta Hyde (8 September, 1857 – 22 August, 1945) was an American physiologist known for developing a micro-electrode powerful enough to stimulate tissue chemically or electronically and small enough to inject or remove tissue from a cell.

References

*cite journal
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year=1981
month=Dec
title=Ida Henrietta Hyde: early experiments
journal=Physiologist
volume=24
issue=6
pages=10-1
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*cite journal
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last=Tucker
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year=1981
month=Dec
title=Ida Henrietta Hyde: the first woman member of the society
journal=Physiologist
volume=24
issue=6
pages=1-9
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pmid = 7043502
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