Harold Knox Pender Mcilwain

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Biochemistry and the Central Nervous System (1959) (650)
ELECTRICAL ACTIVITIES IN THIN SECTIONS FROM THE MAMMALIAN BRAIN MAINTAINED IN CHEMICALLY‐DEFINED MEDIA IN VITRO (1966) (371)
THE EFFECT OF ELECTRICAL STIMULATION UPON THE ACCUMULATION OF ADENOSINE 3′,5′‐PHOSPHATE IN ISOLATED CEREBRAL TISSUE (1969) (249)
Techniques in tissue metabolism. I. A mechanical chopper. (1953) (233)
Adenine derivatives as neurohumoral agents in the brain. The quantities liberated on excitation of superfused cerebral tissues. (1972) (202)
Metabolism of ( 14 C)adenine and derivatives by cerebral tissues, superfused and electrically stimulated. (1972) (172)
Maintenance of resting membrane potentials in slices of mammalian cerebral cortex and other tissues in vitro (1957) (164)
UPTAKE AND RELEASE OF [14C]ADENINE DERIVATIVES AT BEDS OF MAMMALIAN CORTICAL SYNAPTOSOMES IN A SUPERFUSION SYSTEM (1974) (147)
Preparation of Cell-free Bacterial Extracts with Powdered Alumina (1948) (144)
Metabolic response in vitro to electrical stimulation of sections of mammalian brain. (1951) (125)
Stimulation and solubilization of the sodium ion-activated adenosine triphosphatase of cerebral microsomes by surface-active agents, especially polyoxyethylene ethers: actions of phospholipases and a neuraminidase. (1964) (120)
Membrane potentials in mammalian cerebral tissues in vitro: dependence on ionic environment (1961) (110)
FLUID CONTENT AND COMPARTMENTS IN ISOLATED CEREBRAL TISSUES (1961) (101)
Continuous recording of changes in membrane potential in mammalian cerebral tissues in vitro; recovery after depolarization by added substances (1965) (95)
ACTIVATION AND INHIBITION OF ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATASES OF SUBCELLULAR PARTICLES FROM THE BRAIN (1961) (92)
Output of (14C)adenine nucleotides and their derivatives from cerebral tissues. Tetrodotoxin-resistant and calcium ion-requiring components. (1973) (90)
Excitatory acidic amino acids and the cation content and sodium ion flux of isolated tissues from the brain. (1968) (89)
Phenazine compounds as carriers in the hexosemonophosphate system. (1938) (88)
SUBSTANCES WHICH SUPPORT RESPIRATION AND METABOLIC RESPONSE TO ELECTRICAL IMPULSES IN HUMAN CEREBRAL TISSUES (1953) (84)
The inorganic phosphate and phosphocreatine of Brain especially during metabolism in vitro. (1951) (82)
IONIC BASIS FOR THE DEPOLARIZATION OF CEREBRAL TISSUES BY EXCITATORY ACIDIC AMINO ACIDS (1966) (82)
THE SODIUM, POTASSIUM AND CHLORIDE OF CEREBRAL TISSUES: MAINTENANCE, CHANGE ON STIMULATION AND SUBSEQUENT RECOVERY. (1965) (78)
359. The phenazine series. Part VI. Reactions of alkyl phenazonium salts; the phenazyls (1937) (76)
The effect of depressants on the metabolism of stimulated cerebral tissues. (1953) (67)
Glucose level, metabolism, and response to electrical impulses in cerebral tissues from man and laboratory animals. (1953) (64)
Regulatory significance of the release and action of adenine derivatives in cerebral systems. (1972) (63)
AMINO ACID DISTRIBUTION AND INCORPORATION INTO PROTEINS IN ISOLATED, ELECTRICALLY‐STIMULATED CEREBRAL TISSUES (1971) (61)
Electrical pulses and the potassium and other ions of isolated cerebral tissues. (1961) (60)
Glutathione, oxidized and reduced, in the brain and in isolated cerebral tissue. (1959) (60)
Characterization of naturally occurring materials which restore excitability to isolated cerebral tissues. (1961) (59)
Adenosine as a constituent of the brain and of isolated cerebral tissues, and its relationship to the generation of adenosine 3':5'-cyclic monophosphate. (1977) (55)
Techniques in tissue metabolism. 5. Chopping and slicing tissue samples. (1961) (55)
Phosphates of brain during in vitro metabolism: effects of oxygen, glucose, glutamate, glutamine, and calcium and potassium salts. (1952) (54)
A nutritional investigation of the antibacterial action of acriflavine. (1941) (54)
TETRODOTOXIN ON THE SODIUM AND OTHER IONS OF CEREBRAL TISSUES, EXCITED ELECTRICALLY AND WITH GLUTAMATE (1969) (53)
Breakdown of cozymase by a system from nervous tissue. (1949) (52)
Respiration and phosphorylation in preparations from Mammalian Brain. (1951) (51)
The sodium and other ions of mammalian cerebral tissues, maintained and electrically stimulated in vitro. (1962) (50)
INHIBITION OF THE SODIUM‐ION‐STIMULATED ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATASE AFTER TREATMENT OF ISOLATED GUINEA PIG CEREBRAL CORTEX WITH OUABAIN AND OTHER AGENTS (1965) (49)
Biochemistry of the Central Nervous System (1971) (49)
STIMULATION OF PIRIFORM‐ AND NEO‐CORTICAL TISSUES IN AN IN VITRO FLOW‐SYSTEM: METABOLIC PROPERTIES AND RELEASE OF PUTATIVE NEUROTRANSMITTERS (1970) (49)
Brain Metabolism (1973) (47)
The Magnitude of Microbial Reactions Involving Vitamin-Like Compounds (1946) (46)
Gangliosides, phospholipids, protein and ribonucleic acid in subfractions of cerebral microsomal material. (1962) (45)
The glucose, glycogen and aerobic glycolysis of isolated cerebral tissues. (1956) (43)
Potentials evoked in vitro in Preparations from the Mammalian Brain (1966) (43)
Effects of some inorganic salts on the metabolic response of sections of mammalian cerebral cortex to electrical stimulation (1952) (42)
Glutamic acid, other amino acids and related compounds as substrates for cerebral tissues: their effects on tissue phosphates. (1961) (42)
Rat cerebral-cortex adenosine deaminase activity and its subcellular distribution. (1974) (41)
5′‐ADENINE MONONUCLEOTIDES TN SYNAPTOSOMAL PREPARATIONS FROM GUINEA PIG NEOCORTEX: THEIR CHANGE ON INCUBATION, SUPERFUSION AND STIMULATION (1976) (38)
Release of ( 14 C)adenine derivatives from isolated subsystems of the guinea pig brain: actions of electrical stimulation and of papaverine. (1973) (38)
The composition of isolated cerebral tissues; ascorbic acid and cozymase. (1956) (38)
The binding of [3H]adenosine to synaptosomal and other preparations from the mammalian brain. (1981) (37)
Glutamine and the growth of Streptococcus haemolyticus. (1939) (37)
Electrical stimulation in vitro of the metabolism of glucose by mammalian cerebral cortex. (1951) (37)
ACTIONS OF NEUROHUMORAL AGENTS AND CEREBRAL METABOLITES ON OUTPUT OF ADENINE DERIVATIVES FROM SUPERFUSED TISSUES OF THE BRAIN (1975) (37)
Migration of histones from the nuclei of isolated cerebral tissues kept in cold media. (1961) (37)
Preparation and antibacterial action of some compounds structurally related to glutamic acid. Their application in microbiological determination of small quantities of glutamine. (1948) (36)
EXCITANTS AND DEPRESSANTS OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM, ON ISOLATED ELECTRICALLY‐STIMULATED CEREBRAL TISSUES (1957) (35)
Electrical influences and speed of chemical change in the brain. (1956) (34)
100. The phenazine series. Part VII. The pigment of Chromobacterium iodinum; the phenazine di-N-oxides (1938) (33)
Electrical Phenomena and Isolated Tissues from the Brain (1969) (32)
Adenosine in cerebral homeostatic role: appraisal through actions of homocysteine, colchicine, and dipyridamole. (1986) (32)
Extended roles in the brain for second-messenger systems (1977) (31)
Amino acid production and translocation in incubated and superfused tissues from the brain. (1971) (31)
Techniques in tissue metabolism. III. Study of tissue fragments with little or no added aqueous phase, and in oils. (1954) (30)
Macromolecules and behaviour (1966) (29)
88. Bacterial inhibition by metabolite analogues. Part V. Reactions and antibacterial properties of p-diazine di-N-oxides (1943) (28)
CHLORIDE CONTENT AND METABOLISM OF CEREBRAL TISSUES IN FLUIDS LOW IN CHLORIDES (1956) (28)
Bacterial inhibition by metabolite analogues: Analogues of pantothenic acid. (1942) (28)
Polybasic and polyacidic substances or aggregates and the excitability of cerebral tissues, electrically stimulated in vitro. (1964) (27)
Chemical Exploration of the Brain, a Study of Cerebral Excitability and Ion Movement (1963) (26)
SUBCELLULAR LOCALIZATION OF [14C]ADENINE DERIVATIVES NEWLY‐FORMED IN CEREBRAL TISSUES AND THE EFFECTS OF ELECTRICAL EXCITATION (1973) (26)
CALCIUM CONTENT AND EXCHANGE IN NEOCORTICAL TISSUES DURING THE CATION MOVEMENTS INDUCED BY GLUTAMATES (1970) (26)
Properties of preparations from the central nervous system which degrade coenzymes I and II; their connexion with carbohydrate metabolism. (1950) (26)
Glutamate, calcium ion-chelating agents and the sodium and potassium ion contents of tissues from the brain. (1970) (26)
Neurotransmitter Actions in the Vertebrate Nervous System (1987) (25)
The anti-streptococcal action of iodinin. Naphthaquinones and anthraquinones as its main natural antagonists. (1943) (25)
The action of some ergot derivatives, mescaline and dibenamine on the metabolism of separated mammalian cerebral tissues. (1954) (25)
Adenosine in Neurohumoral and Regulatory Roles in the Brain (1974) (25)
The metabolism and functioning of vitamin-like compounds: 1. Ammonia formation from glutamine by haemolytic streptococci; its reciprocal connexion with glycolysis. (1946) (25)
Basic proteins and the potassium movements and phosphates of cerebral tissues. (1961) (24)
Metabolic Adaptation in the Brain (1970) (23)
In the Beginning: To Celebrate 20 Years of the International Society for Neurochemistry (ISN) (1985) (23)
Protein interactions and metabolic response to stimulating agents in isolated cerebral tissues: histones as inhibitors. (1959) (22)
CHEMOTHERAPY BY BLOCKING BACTERIAL NUTRIENTS (1943) (22)
Actions of electrical stimulation and of 2:4-dinitrophenol on the phosphates in sections of mammalian brain in vitro. (1951) (21)
Breakdown of the oxidized forms of coenzymes I and II by an enzyme from the central nervous system. (1949) (21)
The specificity of aneurin and nicotinamide in the growth of Staph. aureus. (1938) (21)
The speed of several cerebral reactions involving the nicotinamide coenzymes. (1957) (21)
Loss of excitability in isolated cerebral tissues, and its restoration by naturally occurring materials. (1959) (21)
Techniques in tissue metabolism. 4. Apparatus for maintaining and rapidly transferring tissue sections. (1956) (21)
Separation of adenosine diphosphate--adenosine triphosphate-exchange activity from the cerebral microsomal sodium-plus-potassium ion-stimulated adenosine triphosphatase. (1966) (20)
Pyridine-3-Sulphonic Acid and its Amide as Inhibitors of Bacterial Growth. (1940) (20)
The metabolism of adenine derivatives in different parts of the brain of the rat, and their release from hypothalamic preparations on excitation. (1976) (20)
Interaction between adenosine generated endogenously in neocortical tissues, and homocysteine and its thiolactone (1985) (20)
Relationships in streptococci between growth and metabolism of glutamine. (1948) (19)
CHEMOTHERAPY AND THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM (1959) (18)
Techniques in tissue metabolism. II. Application of electrical impulses to separated tissues in aqueous media. (1953) (18)
METABOLIC PROPERTIES OF CEREBRAL TISSUES MODIFIED BY NEOPLASIA AND BY FREEZING (1956) (17)
An attachment of protamines to cerebral tissues, studied in relation to gangliosides, suramin and tissue excitability. (1961) (17)
3‐Hydroxybotyrate dehydrogenase of rat brain on dietary change and during maturation (1971) (17)
The cozymase of mammalian brain. (1950) (16)
Antibacterial Action of Two Bacterial Products of Known Structure (1941) (16)
Cyclic Amp and Tissues of the Brain (1971) (16)
A means of metabolic investigation of small portions of the central nervous system in an active state. (1951) (15)
18. Amino-sulphonic acid analogues of natural amino-carboxylic acids (1941) (15)
Anticonvulsants and the metabolism of separated mammalian cerebral tissues. (1955) (15)
Tetrodotoxin and the cation content, excitability and metabolism of isolated mammalian cerebral tissues. (1967) (15)
Glutamic acid and glucose as substrates for mammalian brain. (1951) (14)
Electrical Responses in Brain Samples (1967) (14)
Adenosine-binding to cerebral preparations in interpretation of adenosine activation of adenosine 3':5'-cyclic monophosphate formation [proceedings]. (1980) (14)
Metabolism and metabolic response to electrical pulses in white matter from the central nervous system. (1957) (14)
Concentration or exclusion of some heterocyclic compounds by brain cortex, in relation to their effects on carbohydrate metabolism. (1950) (14)
THE BIOCHEMICAL SPECIFICITY OF SULFANILAMIDE AND OF OTHER ANTIBACTERIAL AGENTS. (1942) (14)
Decomposition and synthesis of cozymase by bacteria. (1948) (13)
Biochemical characterization of the actions of chemotherapeutic agents: 2. A reaction of haemolytic streptococci, involving pantothenate-usage, inhibited by pantoyltaurine, and associated with carbohydrate metabolism. (1944) (13)
Centrally-acting drugs and related compounds examined for action on output of adenine derivatives from superfused tissues of the brain. (1976) (13)
INTERPRETATION OF CHEMOTHERAPY THROUGH NUTRITIONAL STUDIES (1942) (13)
Electrical pulses and the metabolism of cell-free cerebral preparations. (1954) (13)
Synaptic mediators and the structuring of cerebral activity (1978) (12)
Absence of electrical responses of brain slices on in vitro stimulation. (1952) (12)
The specificity of glutamine for growth of Streptococcus haemolyticus). (1939) (12)
Regulatory significance of the release and action of adenine derivatives in cerebral systems. (1972) (12)
ANALYSIS OF ARTERIAL AND CEREBRAL VENOUS BLOOD FROM THE RABBIT (1959) (12)
Purines in the Urine of Normal and Schizophrenic Subjects (1960) (12)
The behaviour of Lactobacillus arabinosus towards nicotinic acid and its derivatives. (1949) (12)
Characteristics required in electrical pulses for stimulation of the respiration of separated mammalian cerebral tissues (1954) (11)
An extended messenger‐role in the brain for cyclic AMP (1976) (11)
Indicanuria and the psychosis of a pellagrin. (1955) (11)
Significance of the Enzymic Degradation of Cozymase in Living Organisms (1949) (11)
Brain metabolism and activity. (1950) (11)
EXCITABILITY AND ION CONTENT OF CEREBRAL TISSUES TREATED WITH ALKYLATING AGENTS, TETANUS TOXIN, OR A NEUFUMINIDASE (1967) (11)
Thudichum and the Medical Chemistry of the 1860s to 1880s (1958) (11)
Cerebral Isolates and Neurochemical Discovery (1975) (10)
The metabolism and functioning of vitamin-like compounds: 3. Products of the decomposition of glutamine during streptococcal glycolysis. (1946) (10)
Output of ( 14 C)adenine derivatives on electrical excitation of tissues from the brain: calcium ion-sensitivity and an accompanying re-uptake process. (1972) (10)
Cocaine and procaine on the electrically stimulated metabolism of cerebral tissues. (1959) (10)
Actions of cupric salts on isolated cerebral tissues (1966) (10)
Induced loss in cerebral tissues of respiratory response to electrical impulses, and its partial restoration by additional substrates. (1953) (10)
Adenosine 3′:5′-Cyclic Monophosphate and its Precursors in the Brain: a Cyclase-Containing Adenine-Uptake Region (1974) (10)
Thiols and the control of carbohydrate metabolism in cerebral tissues. (1959) (10)
Serotonin and Mental Status (1956) (9)
Transport of adenine derivatives in tissues of the brain. (1976) (9)
Biochemistry and Chemotherapy (1943) (9)
Biochemical characterization of the actions of chemotherapeutic agents: 1. Measurement of growth of streptococcal cultures through their gaseous metabolism, and the effects of pantothenate and pantoyltaurine upon the metabolism and growth. (1944) (9)
Synthesis and Breakdown of Glutamine by Various Micro -organisms (1948) (9)
Preparation of α-amino-acids through α-oximino-esters (1939) (9)
Erythrocyte transketolase activity in suspected cases of Leigh's disease, or subacute necrotising encephalomyelopathy. (1980) (9)
Pyridine-3-sulphon-(2-pyridyl)-amide; a Note on the Modelling of Chemotherapeutic Agents (1940) (9)
Carbohydrate and Oxidative Metabolism in Neural Systems (1969) (9)
Superfused ‘Beds’ of Neocortical-Derived Synaptosomal Fractions: Adenine Nucleotide Content and the Release of [14C]Adenine Derivatives (1974) (9)
Metabolic response to electrical stimulation in separated portions of human cerebral tissues. (1952) (9)
Cellular site and state combination of the adenosine 3':5'-cyclic monophosphate persisting after excitation of cerebral tissues. (1978) (9)
Adenine mononucleotides and their metabolites liberated from and applied to isolated tissues of the mammalian brain (1977) (8)
Release of adenine derivatives on electrical stimulation of superfused tissues from the brain. (1972) (8)
REDISTRIBUTION OF ADENINE DERIVATIVES AMONG SUBCELLULAR FRACTIONS FROM GUINEA PIG NEOCORTICAL TISSUES, ON INCUBATION IN VITRO (1977) (8)
Biochemical characterization of actions of chemotherapeutic agents: 5. Lack of gross displacement of pantothenate and p-aminobenzoate from micro-organisms, by pantoyltaurine and sulphanilamide. (1945) (8)
The metabolism and functioning of vitamin-like compounds: 2. A comparison of pantothenate metabolism by proliferating and by non-proliferating bacteria. (1946) (8)
439. A new phenazine synthesis. The phenazhydrins. Part I (1934) (8)
ACTIONS OF HALOPERIDOL, MEPERIDINE, AND RELATED COMPOUNDS ON THE EXCITABILITY AND ION CONTENT OF ISOLATED CEREBRAL TISSUE. (1964) (7)
Pantothenic Acid and the Growth of Streptococcus haemolyticus. (1939) (7)
Phosphates and nucleotides of the central nervous system. (1952) (7)
Superfused cerebral tissues in hypoxia: neurotransmitter and amino acid retention; labile constituents and response to excitation. (1972) (7)
Biochemistry and neurochemistry in the 1800s: their origins in comparative animal chemistry. (1990) (7)
Nutritional Studies of Bacterial Variation. II. The Derivation of Drug-Resistant Strains in the Absence of any Inhibitor. (1943) (7)
Bacterial Inhibition by Metabolite Analogues. 3. Pantoyltaurine. The Antibacterial Index of Inhibitors. (1942) (7)
The Nutrition of Streptococcus hæmolyticus. Growth in a Chemically Defined Mixture; Need for Vitamin B6 (1940) (7)
Narcotics and the inorganic and creatine phosphates of mammalian brain. (1950) (7)
Brain: Intracellular and Extracellular Purinergic Receptor-systems (1981) (6)
Biochemical characterization of the actions of chemotherapeutic agents: 3. Relationships between metabolic and growth inhibitions by pantothenate analogues: their structural and species specificity. (1945) (6)
The effect of oligomycin on the respiration and glycolysis of electrically stimulated brain slices. (1965) (6)
Nutritional Studies of Bacterial Variation. i. Resistance to Pantoyltaurine in Naturally-occurring and Experimentally Prepared Strains. (1943) (6)
The sodium-plus-potassium ion-activated adenosine triphosphatase of cerebral microsomal fractions: treatment with disrupting agents. (1967) (6)
Anaerobic glycolysis of cerebral tissues and a second, electrically-induced, metabolic defect. (1956) (6)
Neurochemistry and Sherrington's Enchanted Loom (1984) (6)
Anticonvulsants on electrically stimulated metabolism of separated mammalian cerebral cortex. (1953) (6)
Electrically excited metabolism of separated mammalian cerebral tissues. (1954) (6)
Neurochemistry and related terms: their introduction and acceptance (1988) (6)
Responses in vitro from the piriform cortex of the rat, and their susceptibility to centrally‐acting drugs (1967) (6)
An interpretation of the endogenous, spontaneously-generated activities of the brain and of cerebral subsystems (1980) (5)
Membrane functioning in preparations from the mammalian brain. (1968) (5)
Types of metabolic adaptation in the brain. (1971) (5)
137. The synthesis of α-picolylisoquinolines as possible antimalarials. Part I (1936) (5)
The flow of thought and the flow of substance in the brain (1981) (5)
APPARATUS FOR APPLYING ELECTRICAL PULSES TO ISOLATED CEREBRAL TISSUES DURING METABOLIC STUDIES (1961) (5)
A Second Major Constituent of the Blood Oxidized at the Brain (1957) (5)
Psychochemical research in man. Methods, strategy, and theory (1971) (5)
THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF BACTERIAL CHEMOTHERAPY (1944) (5)
Pharmacology of Conditioning, Learning and Retention. (1965) (4)
Metabolic changes which form the basis of a microbiological assay of nicotinic acid (1949) (4)
358. The phenazine series. Part V. Reactions of 1 : 2 : 3 : 4-tetrahydrophenazine and related compounds (1937) (4)
Maintenance of the composition of isolated cerebral tissues (1958) (4)
A transitory, rapid, production of lactate in electrically excited cerebral tissues. (1955) (4)
Consequences of cerebral hypoxia examined at tissue-metabolic level. (1973) (4)
Bacterial Inhibition by Aminosulphonic Analogues of Some Natural Aminocarboxylic Acids. (1941) (4)
Assay-guided isolation of naturally-occurring neuroactive substances (1985) (4)
Narcotics and the Phosphates of Brain (1950) (4)
The persistence, translocation and metabolism of adenosine 3':5'-cyclic monophosphate generated in isolated cerebral tissues by electrical excitation. (1976) (4)
Origin and Action of Drugs (1944) (4)
Metabolic Approach to Interpreting Animal Exploratory Activity (1968) (3)
Ion movements in isolated preparations from the mammalian brain. (1968) (3)
165. Syntheses and molecular complexes in the phenazine series. Part II (1935) (3)
The metabolism and functioning of vitamin-like compounds; products of the decomposition of glutamine during streptococcal glycolysis. (1946) (3)
Marihuana: Biological Effects. Analysis, Metabolism, Cellular Responses, Reproduction and Brain (Advances in the Biosciences, Vol. 22/23) (1980) (3)
The Second Thudichum Lecture. Cerebral isolates and neurochemical discovery. (1975) (3)
PHOSPHATES, NUCLEOTIDES AND THE SPEED OF CHEMICAL CHANGE IN THE BRAIN (1957) (3)
Study of human cerebral biopsy specimens in an electrically excited condition. (1954) (3)
The metabolism and functioning of vitamin-like compounds; ammonia formation from glutamine by haemolytic streptococci; its reciprocal connexion with glycolysis. (1946) (3)
The metabolism and functioning of vitamin-like compounds; a comparison of pantothenate metabolism by proliferating and by non-proliferating bacteria. (1946) (3)
The Effect of Agar on the Production of Staphylococcal α-Haemolysin. (1938) (3)
Atropine and related compounds on the metabolism of electrically stimulated sections of mammalian cerebral cortex. (1951) (3)
55. The phenazine series. Part III. The isomeric octahydrophenazines (1936) (2)
An output of adenine derivatives from neocortical tissues modified by l-homocysteine thiolactone (1984) (2)
CHAPTER 10 – NEUROTRANSMITTERS AND THE ISOLATED OPTIC TRACT-SUPERIOR COLLICULUS OF THE GUINEA PIG (1976) (2)
Cozymase degradation and the control of carbohydrate metabolism in brain. (1949) (2)
Cyclic AMP-binding capacities and histone kinase activation in subcellular components of neocortical tissue. Differential responses to three neurohumoural agents. (1981) (2)
Metabolic maintenance of the inorganic and creatine phosphates of brain tissue in vitro. (1950) (2)
A flow system for the superfusion and stimulation of isolated mammalian tissues. (1970) (2)
Tetrodotoxin and the excitability and cation movements of isolated mammalian cerebral tissues. (1967) (2)
Convulsive agents and the phosphates of brain examined in vitro. (1951) (2)
Analysis of antibacterial action. (1946) (2)
Neurochemistry and behaviour (1979) (2)
The origin and use of the terms competitive and non-competitive in interactions among chemical substances in biological systems. (1986) (2)
Biochemical characterization of the actions of chemotherapeutic agents: 4. Time-relationships between metabolic and growth inhibitions by pantoyltaurine. (1945) (2)
How neurochemistry regained its specific biological components: Experimental and cognitive advance, 1935–1955 (1991) (2)
Chemisms of the brain: Proceedings of a symposium held in London, September 1980, in honour of Professor Henry McIlwain (1981) (2)
Essays in neurochemistry and neuropharmacology : Volume 2 Edited by M. B. H. Youdim, W. Lovenberg, D. F. Sharman and J. R. Lagnado John Wiley and Sons; Chichester, New York, Brisbane, Toronto, 1977 xiv + 174 pages, £8.75 (1978) (2)
Pharmacology and Biochemistry of Psychiatric Disorders (1982) (2)
One view of the brain's energy metabolism (1978) (1)
Modes of drug action. General discussion (1943) (1)
On Being Neurochemical (1971) (1)
Drug and Alcohol Abuse (1970) (1)
378. The phenazine series. Part IV. The octa- and per-hydrophenazines (1936) (1)
Action of Drugs on the Brain and the Mind (1968) (1)
Translocation of neural modulators a second category of nerve signal (1976) (1)
Electrically stimulated cerebral tissues in the study of drugs acting on the central nervous system. (1953) (1)
Acetylcholine synthesis in neurons: By S. Tucek. Pp. viii + 249. Chapman & Hall, London. 1978. £15.00 (1979) (1)
Neuropeptides and Neural Transmission. International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) Monograph Series (1981) (1)
The metabolism of glutamine by micro-organisms in relation to the need by haemolytic streptococci for added glutamine in growth. (1946) (1)
Correlation of in vitro and in vivo Drug Action through Specific Antagonists: Sulphanilamide and P-Aminobenzoate (1942) (1)
Biochemistry of mental disease: Theodore L. Sourkes: Hoeber Medical Division, Harper & Row, New York, 1962. pp. xxiv + 402. 96s. (1963) (1)
A Treatise on the Chemical Constitution of the Brain. J. L. W. Thudichum (1964) (1)
Cerebral Subsystems and Isolated Tissues (1985) (1)
The Biochemical Journal and the Journal of Neurochemistry as agents exemplifying and fostering biochemistry and neurochemistry during their initial years of publication (1988) (1)
Book Review: Biochemical and Neurophysiological Correlation of Centrally Acting Drugs (1965) (0)
Appraising Enzymic Actions of Central Depressants by Examining Cerebral Tissues (2008) (0)
Determination of glutamine in quantities of some millimicro gram-molecules, and a demonstration that inhibition of the synthesis of glutamine by streptococci is associated with inhibition of their growth. (1947) (0)
Apparatus for maintaining and rapidly transferring sliced tissues. (1954) (0)
Methods in Brain Research. Edited by Philip B. Bradley London: Wiley. 1975. Pp vii+557. Index 13 pp. Price £18.00. (1976) (0)
Tests of excitability applied to isolated tissues from the brain. (1970) (0)
The Cerebral Sodium-plus-Potassium Ion-stimulated Adenosine Triphosphatase of Bovine Brain and its Microsomal Matrix (2005) (0)
Biochemical characterization of the actions of chemotherapeutic agents; time-relationships between metabolic and growth inhibitions by pantoyltaurine. (1945) (0)
Biochemical characterization of actions of chemotherapeutic agents: lack of gross displacement of pantothenate and p-aminobenzoate from micro-organisms, by pantoyltaurine and sulphanilamide. (1945) (0)
ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATASE AND OTHER ACTIVITIES OF MICROSOMAL SUBFRACTIONS FROM CEREBRAL CORTEX, EXAMINED IN RELATION TO ACTIVE CATION TRANSPORT (1962) (0)
Techniques in Tissue Metabolism OF TISSUE FRAGMENTS WITH LITTLE OR NO ADDED AQUEOUS PHASE, AND IN OILS (2005) (0)
Colchicine-binding measurements of tubulin in variously sampled and incubated tissues from the mammalian brain (1983) (0)
Pursuing the actions of psychotropic drugs: receptor sites and endogenous cerebral programmes (1980) (0)
Use and abuse of psychotropic agents (1969) (0)
Small Learning and Less Chemistry (1968) (0)
Adenosine modifies colchicine-uptake into tissues from the mammalian brain (1987) (0)
SUBSTANCESWHICH SUPPORT RESPIRATIONAND METABOLIC RESPONSETO ELECTRICALIMPULSESINHUMAN CEREBRAL TISSUES (1953) (0)
Preparation of alpha-amino-acids through alpha-oximino-esters. (1939) (0)
Chemistry of Brain Activity (1967) (0)
Persistence of increased histone kinase activity of neocortical tissues in relation to excitation and to adenosine 3':5'-cyclic monophosphate. (1978) (0)
Cyclic nucleotides in the nervous System J. Daly, Plenum, New York (1977). 401 pp., $39 (1978) (0)
Neurochemistry and therapeutic endeavor. (1958) (0)
Chairman's Introductory Remarks (1973) (0)
Biochemistry of the developing brain Vol. 2, edited by W. Himwich. Pp. vii + 325 Marcel Dekker Inc. New York., 1974 $24.50 (1976) (0)
Proceedings of the Biochemical Society. (1957) (0)
Book reviewThe strategy of chemotherapy: Edited by S. T. Cowan and E. Rowatt. Eighth symposium of the Society for General Microbiology. University Press, Cambridge, 1958. 360 pp., 35s (1958) (0)
Monoamine Oxidase and its Inhibition. Ciba Foundation Symposium 39 in honour of Mary L. C. Bernheim. Edited by G. E. W. Wolstenholme and Julie Knight. Amsterdam: Elsevier. 1976. Pp xii+415. Indexes 8 pp. Illustrated. Price $29.95. (1977) (0)
Microbial decomposition of glutamine. (1946) (0)
Handbook of Neurochemistry. 2nd Edition, Volume 6: Receptors in the Nervous System (1985) (0)
Electrical Engineers' Handbook (1950) (0)
Hormones on the Brain (1973) (0)
Biochemistry and Neurology (1965) (0)
Contributions to neurochemical knowledge considered ecologically. (1992) (0)
Types of metabolic effects produced by analogues of vitamin-like substances (1949) (0)
Effects on phosphates of agents which increase both respiration and glycolysis in sections of cerebral cortex (electrical stimulation, dinitrophenol, potassium, calcium, and glutamate salts. (1951) (0)
Symposium on information theory in biology: Edited by H.P. Yockey, R.L. Platzman and H. Quastler. Pergamon Press, London, 1958. xii + 418 pp. 80s, 12$ (1959) (0)
CHEMICAL FACTORS IN THE EXCITATION OF CEREBRAL TISSUES. (1962) (0)
Biochemistry and Animal Behaviour (1965) (0)
Some principles in the use of microbiological methods; the types of response measured and their relationship to substances being determined. (1947) (0)
Arteriovenous difference in the oxidized and reduced forms of glutathione in rabbit blood. (1957) (0)
CHEMICAL FACTORS IN CEREBRAL EXCITATION. (1964) (0)
NEUROCHEMISTRY: The Future of the Brain Sciences. (1970) (0)
Relations between in vivo and in vitro actions of chemotherapeutic agents (1943) (0)
Brain tissue electrolytes: by A. van Harreveld, xii + 171 pages, Butterworth, London, 1966, £ 2.4.0 (1968) (0)
Metabolism of mammalian tissues with little or no added aqueous phase. (1953) (0)
Interrelations in Microorganisms: Between Growth and the Metabolism of Vitamin‐like Substances (2006) (0)
The Endogenously Formed Adenosine of the Brain: Its Status as a Regulatory Signal Appraised in Relation to Actions of Homocystein (1985) (0)
the Brain : Edited by Scientific American W. H. Freeman; San Francisco, 1979 vi + 150 pages. £7.10 (hardcover); £3.30 (paperback) (1980) (0)
The basis of chemotherapy (1949) (0)
Adenosine 3':5'-cyclic monophosphate in nerve-terminal fractions from neocortical tissues: its augmentation by a post-stimulation process [proceedings]. (1977) (0)
Drugs for Mental Disease (1965) (0)
CCX . PHENAZINE COMPOUNDS AS CARRIERS IN THE HEXOSEMONOPHOSPHATE SYSTEM BY FRANK DICKENS AND (2005) (0)
The Ability of some Carboxylic Acids to maintain Phosphate Levels and support Electrical Stimulation in Cerebral Tissues (2005) (0)
METABOLISM: Biochemical and Pharmacological Aspects of Dependence and Reports on Marihuana Research. (1972) (0)
Metabolic response in vitro to electrical stimulation of sections of mammalian brain. (1951) (0)
Psychopharmacology Delineated (1968) (0)
XXVII. GLUTAMINE AND THE GROWTH OF STREPTOCOCCUS HAEMOLYTICUS (2005) (0)
Book Review: Pharmacology of Conditioning, Learning and Retention (1965) (0)
Henry McIlwain (1984) (0)
DRUGS AND ENZYMES OF ION MOVEMENT IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM (1965) (0)
AGENTS WITH SPECIFIC ACTIONS ON SODIUM AND POTASSIUM ION MOVEMENTS IN MAMMALIAN CEREBRAL TISSUES (1969) (0)
NEUROCHEMISTRY (1956) (0)
Metabolism of mammalian tissue-fragments suspended in non-aqueous fluids. (1953) (0)
Synthetic Drugs and Mental Illness (1968) (0)

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