Guy Frederic Marrian

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According to Wikipedia, Frederic Guy Marrian CBE FRS FRSE FIC was a British biochemist mainly known for his research into oestregen. Life He was born in London on 3 March 1904 the son of Mary Eddington Currie and Frederic York Marrian, a civil engineer. He was educated at Tollington School for Boys in London then Leys School in Cambridge. He then studied Sciences at the University of London graduating with a BSc in 1925. He then went to work as a laboratory assistant to Dr Henry Dale at the National Institute of Medical Research in Hampstead.

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Equol, a new inactive phenol isolated from the ketohydroxyoestrin fraction of mares' urine. (1932) (112)
THE ISOLATION OF PREGNANE-3,17,20-TRIOL FROM THE URINE OF WOMEN SHOWING THE ADRENOGENITAL SYNDROME (1937) (83)
The chemistry of oestrin: Preparation from urine and separation from an unidentified solid alcohol. (80)
The chemistry of oestrin: An improved method of preparation and the isolation of crystalline material. (67)
16α-Hydroxyoestrone in the urine of pregnant women (1957) (59)
The isolation of 16-epioestriol from the urine of pregnant women. (1955) (58)
The application of the Kober test to the quantitative estimation of oestrone and oestriol in human pregnancy urine. (1934) (58)
The quantitative determination of small amounts of pregnanediol in human urine. (1948) (57)
The isolation and identification of a combined form of oestriol in human pregnancy urine. (1936) (48)
CHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE ADRENO-GENITAL SYNDROME I. THE ISOLATION OF 3(α)-HYDROXYETIOCHOLANE-17-ONE, 3(β)-HYDROXYETIOALLOCHOLANE-17-ONE (ISOANDROSTERONE), AND A NEW TRIOL FROM THE URINE OF A WOMAN WITH AN ADRENAL TUMOR (1938) (46)
The isolation of a ketonic dihydroxy Kober chromogen from the urine of pregnant women. (1957) (42)
THE ISOLATION OF ESTRONE SULFATE FROM THE URINE OF PREGNANT MARES (1938) (41)
The isolation of 16β-hydroxyoestrone and 16-oxo-oestradiol-17β from the urine of pregnant women (1958) (40)
The relative amounts of œstrin required to produce the various phenomena of œstrus (1930) (40)
The chemistry of oestrin: The chemical nature of crystalline preparations. (39)
The Effect of Anterior Pituitary Preparations Administered during Dietary Anoestrus (1929) (37)
The Effect of Insulin on the Glycogen in the Tissues of Normal Animals. (36)
The isolation of 16α-hydroxydehydroepiandrosterone (3β:16α-dihydroxyandrost-5-en-17-one) from the urine of normal men (1957) (35)
Rapid determination of urinary pregnanediol; method suitable for routine clinical use. (1948) (32)
The isolation of a sixth Kober chromogen from the urine of pregnant women and its identification as 18-hydroxyoestrone. (1959) (31)
EFFECT OF DIETHYLSTILBŒSTROL ON URINARY EXCRETION OF PREGNANEDIOL AND ENDOGENOUS ŒSTROGEN DURING PREGNANCY (1949) (29)
The assay of œstrin (1929) (29)
Identification of the uronic acid from oestriol 'monoglucuronide.'. (1950) (28)
A comparison of methods for the analysis of estrone, estradiol, and estriol in extracts of human urine. (1958) (27)
A note on the presence in human pregnancy urine of an acid-hydrolysable combined form of pregnandiol. (1936) (26)
The isolation of pregnane-3(alpha)-ol-20-one from the hydrolysis products of 'sodium pregnanediol glucuronidate'. (1946) (25)
The isolation of pregnane-3α:17α:20α-triol from the urine of normal men (1953) (23)
The separation of non-ketonic and ketonic sodium glucuronidates from the ;sodium pregnanediol glucuronidate' of human pregnancy urine: the isolation of pure sodium pregnane-3(alpha), 20(alpha)-diol glucuronidate. (1947) (23)
The hydrolysis of the combined forms of oestrone and oestriol present in human pregnancy urine. (1935) (23)
The chemistry of oestrin: Methods of purification. (22)
The constitution of equol. (1935) (21)
The isolation of a Δ5-androstene-3 (β), 16, 17-triol from the urine of normal human males and females (1944) (21)
Isolation and identification of 18-hydroxyoestrone from the urine of pregnant women. (1958) (21)
THE METABOLIC REDUCTION OF 16α-HYDROXY-OESTRONE TO OESTRIOL IN MAN (1957) (19)
Urinary excretion of pregnanediol in human subjects following the administration of progesterone and of pregnane-3α:20α-diol. 1 (1950) (18)
A new saturated solid alcohol from the urine of pregnant mares. (1934) (18)
Isolation of 2-methoxyoestrone from the urine of pregnant women. (1958) (18)
The action of arsine on blood: Observations on the nature of the fixed arsenic. (1946) (18)
Sulphation of oestron in vitro by bovine adrenal tissue. (1963) (18)
The significance of the occurrence of œstrin in male urine (1929) (18)
The Physiological Rôle of Vitamin B. Part I: The Relation of Vitamin B to Tissue Oxidations. (17)
The determination of oestrogens in human pregnancy urine. A new method of correcting for the brown colour developed in the Kober reaction by non-oestrogenic substances. (1947) (17)
Abnormality in steroid metabolism associated with rheumatoid arthritis. (1950) (17)
Surface films of oestrin derivatives. (1932) (16)
The partial synthesis of 6-oxo-oestriol and 6‘α’-hydroxyoestriol (1960) (15)
The hydrolysis of the conjugated oestrogens in human urine. (1951) (15)
The isolation of a sixth Kober chromogen from the urine of pregnant women and its provisional identification as 18-hydroxyoestrone. (1957) (15)
Urinary oestrogen excretion during labour. (1950) (14)
The steroids of pregnant mares' urine. 1. A method for the extraction of steroid sulphates and the isolation of allopregn-16-en-3(beta)-ol-20-one sulphate. (1948) (13)
The chemistry of oestrin: The mechanism of the conversion of trihydroxyoestrin into ketohydroxyoestrin. (1932) (12)
The Physiological Rôle of Vitamin B: Part V. The Relation of Inanition to Vitamin B Deficiency in Pigeons. (11)
Observations on the occurrence of 16-epioestriol in urine. (1956) (11)
THE IDENTIFICATION OF EQUOL AS 7-HYDROXY-3-(4'-HYDROXYPHENYL) CHROMAN, AND THE SYNTHESIS OF RACEMIC EQUOL METHYL ETHER (1939) (10)
RECENT ADVANCES IN THE CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGICAL ASSAY OF OESTRIN (1933) (10)
The Biological Significance of the Unsaponifiable Matter of Oils: An Unidentified Unsaturated Hydrocarbon Present in Mammalian Liver. (10)
Nomenclature of the Œstrin Group (1933) (10)
The quantitative determination and identification of pregnane-3α:20α-diol in the urine of the pregnant rabbit (1950) (10)
The synergism between œstrin and oxytocin (1935) (9)
The urinary estrogens and their quantitative determination (1957) (9)
EXCRETION OF ŒSTRIN DURING PREGNANCY (1935) (8)
Liver Function in Relation to Possible Abnormalities of Steroid Metabolism in Rheumatoid Arthritis (1955) (8)
The effect of inanition and vitamin B deficiency on the adrenal glands of the pigeon. (8)
Further observations on surface films of oestrin derivatives and of pregnandiol. (1933) (8)
Chemistry and Medicine (1941) (7)
alloPregnane-3α:20α-diol in the urine of pregnant women (1951) (7)
Some Aspects of Progesterone Metabolism (1949) (7)
A Note on Haemerythrin (1927) (7)
The micro-determination of hydroxyl groups. (7)
URINARY ADRENOCORTICAL STEROIDS: II. FORMALDEHYDOGENIC AND ACETALDEHYDOGENIC SUBSTANCES IN EXTRACTS OF HOT ACID-HYDROLYSED URINE (1953) (7)
THE EFFECTS OF INANITION AND VITAMIN B DEFICIENCY ON THE TESTIS OF THE PIGEON (1928) (7)
Observations on the Conjugated Oestrogens in the Urine of Pregnant Mares (1936) (7)
The relative amounts of oestrin required to produce the various phenomena of oestrus. (6)
Effect of diethylstilboestrol on urinary excretion of pregnanediol and endogenous oestrogen during pregnancy. (1949) (5)
The metabolic reduction of progesterone to allopregnane-3α:20α-diol in human subjects (1951) (5)
Sex-Reversal in a Pigeon (Columba livia) (1929) (5)
Paranoid Psychosis: Adrenogenital Virilism: Adrenalectomy (1939) (5)
SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE "PREGNANETRIOL" OCCURRING IN THE URINE OF PREGNANT MARES (1938) (5)
Studies on the metabolism of progesterone and related steroids in vitro; the metabolism of pregnane-3 alpha:20 alpha-diol by liver preparations. (1950) (5)
Vitamins and hormones: advances in research and applications, volume 17. (1943) (5)
Preparation of Œstrin. (4)
Urinary adrenocortical steroids. I. Retention of formaldehyde by extracts of urine in the determination of formaldehydogenic substances. (1953) (4)
The assay of oestrin. (4)
A note on the hydrolysis of the urinary conjugated adrenocortical steroids by beta-glucuronidase preparations. (1953) (4)
THE OESTROGENIC POTENCY OF ORALLY ADMINISTERED OESTRIOLGLUCURONIDE (1937) (4)
Newly discovered urinary oestrogen metabolites. (1957) (3)
The significance of the occurrence of oestrin in male urine. (3)
OBSERVATIONS ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE ŒSTRUS-PRODUCING HORMONE (1932) (3)
The isolation of a new sulphuric acid ester from the urine of pregnant mares. (1945) (3)
A Note on the Estimation of Adrenaline. (3)
The isolation of 16alpha-hydroxydehydroepiandrosterone (3 beta:16 alpha-dihydroxyandrost-5-en-17-one) from the urine of normal men. (1957) (3)
THE HARVEY LECTURES, SERIES XXXIV. Delivered under the Auspices of The Harvey Society of New York, 1938–1939 (1940) (1)
Urinary adrenocortical steroids. II. Formaldehydogenic substances in extracts of hot acid-hydrolysed urine. (1953) (1)
Early work on the chemistry of pregnanediol and the oestrogenic hormones. (1966) (1)
Observations on the metabolism of progesterone in human subjects. (1949) (1)
Urinary excretion of pregnanediol in human subjects following the administration of progesterone and of pregnane-3alpha:20alpha-diol. 1. (1950) (1)
Chemical assay of urinary oestrogens. (1948) (1)
Some Aspects of the Intermediary Metabolism of the Steroid Hormones: Harvey Lecture, October 20, 1938. (1939) (1)
Urinary adrenocortical steroids. III. Formaldehydogenic substances labile in acid solution at room temperature. (1953) (1)
Urinary excretion of pregnanediol in post-menopausal women and men during prolonged daily administration of progesterone. (1954) (1)
Dr. Philip Eggleton (1954) (1)
Isolation of 16 beta-hydroxyoestrone from the urine of pregnant women. (1958) (1)
The isolation of pregnane-3 alpha:17 alpha:20 alpha-triol from the urine of normal men. (1953) (1)
Summary of Informal Discussions of Second Day (1957) (1)
Obituary notice: Jack Cecil Drummond, 1891–1952 (1953) (1)
The synergism between oestrin and oxytocin. (0)
Recent progress in hormone research. The Proceedings of the Laurentian Hormone Conference. Vol. IX: Edited by Gregory Pincus. Academic Press Inc., New York, N. Y., 1954. Price $9.50 (1955) (0)
Identification of the uronic acid from oestriol monoglucuronide as glucuronic acid. (1948) (0)
The isolation of 16 beta-hydroxyoestrone and 16-oxo-oestradiol-17 beta from the urine of pregnant women. (1958) (0)
The isolation of a fourth Kober-chromogen from the urine of pregnant women. (1954) (0)
The partial synthesis of 6-oxooestriol and 6'alpha'-hydroxyoestriol. (1960) (0)
Speech Training for Cases of Cleft Palate (1938) (0)
Vitamins and hormones. Advances in research and applications. Vol. 10. (1958) (0)
Some observations on the adreno-cortical steroids in human urine. (1950) (0)
Hormonal disturbances associated with rheumatoid arthritis and related conditions. (1951) (0)
The separation of non-ketonic and ketonic sodium glucuronidates from the sodium pregnandiol glucuronidate of human pregnancy urine; the isolation of pure sodium pregnane-3 (alpha), 20 (alpha)-diol glucuronidate. (1947) (0)
Annual Review of Biochemistry (1932) (0)
La culture des tissues. By B. Eyphrussi. Collection des Actualités Biologiques. Under the direction of R.Levy. Pp. viii+233. Paris: Gauthier-Villars & Co., 1932. 45 fr (1933) (0)
Professor George Barger, F.R.S. (1939) (0)
Urinary excretion of prenanediol in human subjects following the administration of progesterone and of pregnane-3alpha:20alpha-diol. 2. (1950) (0)
The metabolism of the adrenocortical hormones. (1952) (0)
AlloPregnane--:20alpha-diol in the urine of pregnant women. (1951) (0)
The quantitative determination and identification of pregnane-3alpha:20alpha-diol in the urine of the pregnant rabbit. (1950) (0)
Metabolic products containing uronic acids. (1946) (0)
The quantitative determination of the urinary adrenocortical steroids. (1951) (0)
Estimation of prenanediol in urine. (1947) (0)
The metabolic reduction of 16 alpha-hydroxyoestrone to oestriol in man. (1957) (0)
Professor George Barger, F.R.S. (1939) (0)
The metabolic reduction of progesterone to allopregnane-3 alpha:20 alpha-diol in human subjects. (1951) (0)
The separation of ketonic and non-ketonic sodium glucuronidates from the sodium pregnanediol glucuronidate of human pregnancy urine. (1946) (0)
16alpha-Hydroxyoestrone in the urine of pregnant women. (1957) (0)
The effect of diethylstilboestrol administration during pregnancy upon the urinary excretion of pregnanediol and natural oestrogens. (1949) (0)
Some observations on the determination of pregnanediol. (1947) (0)
The isolation of a Delta-androstene-3 (beta), 16, 17-triol from the urine of normal human males and females. (1944) (0)
The Corpus Luteum Hormone (1947) (0)

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