Rudolph John Anderson

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According to Wikipedia, Rudolph John Anderson was an American biochemist and a United States Army officer. Biography Early life Rudolph Anderson was born in 1879 in Haina, Sweden. At the age of 13, he moved to Boston where he attended an English grammar school from which he graduated by the time he turned 17. Deciding that continuing his education in High School was pointless for him, he started working on various industrial jobs during the day while studying during the night. That continued for several years, until, at one of the rubber manufacturing companies, he got a job as a laboratory boy and assistant to a chemist.

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THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI LXIV. CONCERNING PHLEIMYCOLIC ACID (1933) (108)
Additions of organocopper reagents to allylic epoxides (1970) (72)
Stereoselective synthesis of olefins. Reaction of dialkylcopper-lithium reagents with allylic acetates (1970) (69)
Structural Peculiarities of Acid-fast Bacterial Lipids. (1941) (60)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPOIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI VIII. CONCERNING THE UNSAPONIFIABLE WAX (1929) (57)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPOIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI VI. CONCERNING TUBERCULOSTEARIC ACID AND PHTHIOIC ACID FROM THE ACETONE-SOLUBLE FAT (1929) (54)
THE SEPARATION OF LIPOID FRACTIONS FROM TUBERCLE BACILLI (1927) (47)
A CONTRIBUTION TO THE CHEMISTRY OF PHYTIN I. COMPOSITION OF BARIUM PHYTATE AND PHYTIC ACID. II. A STUDY OF THE PROPERTIES OF PHYTIC ACID AND ITS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS. EIGHTH PAPER ON PHYTIN (1914) (36)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI XXXIV. ISOLATION OF A PIGMENT AND OF ANISIC ACID FROM THE ACETONE-SOLUBLE FAT OF THE HUMAN TUBERCLE BACILLUS (1933) (36)
The Chemistry of the Lipoids of the Tubercle Bacillus and certain other Microorganisms (1939) (33)
Concerning the chemical composition of Cysticercus fasaolaris. (1939) (30)
ANIMAL CALORIMETRY THE INTERRELATION BETWEEN DIET AND BODY CONDITION AND THE ENERGY PRODUCTION DURING MECHANICAL WORK. Thirteenth Paper (1917) (29)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI XXXIII. ISOLATION OF TREHALOSE FROM THE ACETONE-SOLUBLE FAT OF THE HUMAN TUBERCLE BACILLUS (1933) (27)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI XXXV. THE CONSTITUTION OF PHTHIOCOL, THE PIGMENT ISOLATED FROM THE HUMAN TUBERCLE BACILLUS (1933) (26)
CONCERNING THE ORGANIC PHOSPHORIC ACID OF COTTONSEED MEAL II FIFTH PAPER ON PHYTIN (1914) (26)
A STUDY OF THE PHOSPHATIDE FRACTION OF TUBERCLE BACILLI (1927) (25)
ANALYSIS AND COMPOSITION OF CORN POLLEN PRELIMINARY REPORT (1922) (25)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE COFFEE-BEAN I. CONCERNING THE UNSAPONIFIABLE MATTER OF THE COFFEE-BEAN OIL. PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF KAHWEOL (1932) (24)
CONCERNING THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF CYSTICERCUS FASCIOLARIS II. THE OCCURRENCE OF A CEREBROSIDE CONTAINING DIHYDROSPHINGOSINE AND OF HYDROLECITHIN IN CYSTICERCUS LARVAE (1941) (24)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPOIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI. XIV. THE OCCURRENCE OF INOSITE IN THE PHOSPHATIDE FROM HUMAN TUBERCLE BACILLI1 (1930) (24)
THE HYDROLYSIS OF PHYTIN BY THE ENZYME PHYTASE CONTAINED IN WHEAT BRAN (1915) (20)
Biogenetic-type synthesis of the isoeuphenol system (1970) (19)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI XLVI. PHTHIOCEROL, A NEW ALCOHOL FROM THE WAX OF THE HUMAN TUBERCLE BACILLUS (1936) (19)
THE CHEMISTRY OF PHYTOMONAS TUMEFACIENS I. THE LIPIDS OF PHYTOMONAS TUMEFACIENS. THE COMPOSITION OF THE PHOSPHATIDE (1939) (18)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI LVII. THE MYCOLIC ACIDS OF THE AVIAN TUBERCLE BACILLUS WAX (1939) (18)
The Chemistry of the Lipids of Tubercle Bacilli. XLIV. Comparative Study of the Lipids of the Human Tubercle Bacillus1 (1936) (18)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPOIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI IV. CONCERNING THE SO CALLED TUBERCLE BACILLI WAX. ANALYSIS OF THE PURIFIED WAX (1929) (18)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPOIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI XX. THE OCCURRENCE OF MANNOSE AND INOSITE IN THE PHOSPHATIDE FRACTIONS FROM THE HUMAN, AVIAN, AND BOVINE TUBERCLE BACILLI (1930) (18)
The Chemistry of the Lipids of Tubercle Bacilli. XLI. Part 1. The Composition of the Timothy Bacillus Wax. Part 2. The Isolation of d-Eicosanol-2 and d-Octadecanol-2 from the Unsaponifiable Matter of the Timothy Bacillus Wax1 (1936) (18)
THE PHYTOSTEROLS OF WHEAT GERM OIL1 (1926) (18)
Chemistry of the Lipoids of Tubercle Bacilli (1930) (18)
The Chemistry of the Lipids of the Tubercle Bacillus * (1943) (17)
Observations on the thickness of the human skull (1882) (17)
Susceptibility of wild and domesticated mammals to four arboviruses. (1969) (15)
THE PHYTOSTEROLS OF CORN OIL1 (1926) (14)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPOIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI. XXI. THE POLYSACCHARIDE OCCURRING IN THE PHOSPHATIDE FROM THE HUMAN TUBERCLE BACILLI1 (1930) (14)
THE PHYTOSTEROLS OF RICE BRAN FAT1 (1926) (14)
HYDROGEN ABSTRACTION REACTIONS OF DIPHENYLPICRYLHYDRAZYL (1958) (13)
The Chemistry of the Lipides of Tubercle Bacilli. XLVII. The Composition of the Avian Tubercle Bacillus Wax1 (1937) (13)
A CONTRIBUTION TO THE CHEMISTRY OF LACTOBACILLUS ACIDOPHILUS III. THE COMPOSITION OF THE PHOSPHATIDE FRACTION (1934) (13)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI LVI. THE WAX OF THE BOVINE TUBERCLE BACILLUS (1938) (13)
THE PREPARATION OF CYCLOPROPYL CYANIDE AND TRIMETHYLENE CHLOROBROMIDE (1931) (12)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPOIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI III. CONCERNING PHTHIOIC ACID. PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF PHTHIOIC ACID (1929) (12)
THE SEPARATION OF UNSATURATED FROM SATURATED STEROLS (1924) (12)
CONCERNING THE ORGANIC PHOSPHORIC ACID COMPOUND OF WHEAT BRAN. III INOSITE MONOPHOSPHATE, A NEW ORGANIC PHOSPHORIC ACID OCCURRING IN WHEAT BRAN. TENTH PAPER ON PHYTIN (1914) (12)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI LXXII. FATTY ACIDS OCCURRING IN THE WAX PREPARED FROM TUBERCULIN RESIDUES. CONCERNING MYCOCEROSIC ACID (1945) (12)
The Chemistry of the Lipids of Tubercle Bacilli. XLIII. The Composition of Leprosin. (1936) (12)
Arbovirus studies in the Ohio-Mississippi Basin, 1964-1967. IV. Cache Valley virus. (1969) (12)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPOIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI IX. THE OCCURRENCE OF HEXACOSANIC ACID IN THE UNSAPONIFIABLE WAX (1929) (11)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI XXVII. THE COMPOSITION OF THE PHOSPHATIDE FRACTION OF THE BACILLUS LEPRÆ (1932) (11)
THE PHYTOSTEROLS OF THE ENDOSPERM OF CORN1 (1924) (11)
The carbon metabolism of the tubercle bacillus; studies with isotopic carbon. (1955) (10)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI XXXII. ISOLATION OF TREHALOSE FROM THE TIMOTHY-GRASS BACILLUS (1933) (10)
The chemistry of the lipides of tubercle bacilli; further studies on the polysaccharides of the phosphatides obtained from cell residues in the preparation of tuberculin. (1947) (10)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI LIII. STUDIES ON THE PHOSPHATIDE OF THE HUMAN TUBERCLE BACILLUS (1938) (10)
PHYTIN AND PHOSPHORIC ACID ESTERS OF INOSITE (1912) (10)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPOIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI XXV. THE COMPOSITION OF THE PHOSPHATIDE FRACTION OF THE TIMOTHY BACILLUS (1931) (10)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPOIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI V. ANALYSIS OF THE ACETONE-SOLUBLE FAT (1929) (10)
Determination of Fenthion Residues in Plant and Animal Tissues by Electron-Capture Gas Chromatography (1966) (10)
The chemistry of the lipides of tubercle bacilli; concerning inositol glycerol diphosphoric acid, a component of the phosphatide of human tubercle bacilli. (1947) (10)
The Chemistry of the Lipids of Tubercle Bacilli. LXII. Studies on Mycolic Acid. (1940) (9)
Gas-Liquid Chromatographic Method for Determination of Trichlorfon in Plant and Animal Tissues (1966) (9)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPOIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI XI. THE PHOSPHATIDE FRACTION OF THE AVIAN TUBERCLE BACILLI (9)
The Presence of an Astragalo-Scaphoid Bone in Man. (9)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI XLII. STUDIES ON PHTHIOIC ACID (1936) (9)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPOIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI XIX. CONCERNING THE COMPOSITION OF THE PHOSPHATIDE FRACTION ISOLATED FROM THE BOVINE TYPE OF TUBERCLE BACILLI (1930) (9)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI XXVIII. STUDIES ON PHTHIOIC ACID. ISOLATION OF A LEVOROTATORY ACID FROM THE PHTHIOIC ACID FRACTION OF THE HUMAN TUBERCLE BACILLUS (1932) (9)
The Chemistry of the Lipids of Tubercle Bacilli. XLV. Isolation of a and β Leprosol. (1936) (9)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE COFFEE-BEAN II. THE COMPOSITION OF THE GLYCERIDES OF THE COFFEE-BEAN OIL (1934) (9)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI LIX. THE COMPOSITION OF THE POLYSACCHARIDE OF THE FIRMLY BOUND LIPIDS OF THE LEPROSY BACILLUS (1939) (9)
A CONTRIBUTION TO THE CHEMISTRY OF LACTOBACILLUS ACIDOPHILUS I. THE OCCURRENCE OF FREE, OPTICALLY ACTIVE, DIHYDROXYSTEARIC ACID IN THE FAT EXTRACTED FROM LACTOBACILLUS ACIDOPHILUS (1932) (8)
Enzymic transformation of an acyclic sesterterpene terminal epoxide into a lanosterol analogue (1969) (8)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI LV. STUDIES ON THE WAX FRACTIONS OF THE HUMAN TUBERCLE BACILLUS (1938) (8)
Anthelmintic residues. A photofluorometric method for the determination of Maretin (N-hydroxynaphtfaali-mide diethyl phosphate) residues in animal tissues. (1966) (8)
CONCERNING PHYTIN IN WHEAT BRAN FOURTEENTH PAPER ON PHYTIN (1915) (8)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI LXVII. THE LIPIDS OF THE HUMAN TUBERCLE BACILLUS H-37 CULTIVATED ON A DEXTROSE-CONTAINING MEDIUM (1944) (7)
Observations on the Diameters of Human Vertebrae in Different Regions. (7)
The Chemistry of the Liplds of Tubercle Bacilli. LII. The Composition of the Acetone-Soluble Pat of Bacillus leprae. (1937) (7)
Acid treatment modification for the preparation of permanent slides of l forms and mycoplasmas (1967) (7)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPOIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI VII. ANALYSIS OF THE SOFT WAX FROM TUBERCLE BACILLI (1929) (7)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI XLVIII. THE OCCURRENCE OF PHTHIOCEROL IN THE WAX FROM VARIOUS STRAINS OF THE HUMAN TUBERCLE BACILLUS (1937) (7)
PROPERTIES OF CHOLESTEROL OBTAINED FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES (6)
CHEMICAL INVESTIGATION OF BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE LIPOIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI. (1929) (6)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPOIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI XXII. CONCERNING THE CARBOHYDRATES OF THE PURIFIED WAX (1931) (6)
COMPOSITION OF CORN POLLEN II. CONCERNING CERTAIN LIPOIDS, A HYDROCARBON, AND PHYTOSTEROL OCCURRING IN THE POLLEN OF WHITE FLINT CORN (1923) (6)
A Study of the Metabolism and Respiratory Exchange in Poultry during Vitamine Starvation and Polyneuritis. (1922) (6)
The Morphology of the Muscles of the Tongue and Pharynx. (6)
THE HYDROLYSIS OF THE ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS COMPOUND OF WHEAT BRAN BY THE ENZYME PHYTASE THIRTEENTH PAPER ON PHYTIN (1915) (6)
Chemistry of the lipids of tubercle bacilli; a contribution to the study of acid-fastness of acid-fast bacilli. (1948) (6)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI LXX. CONCERNING THE DEXTROROTATORY FATTY ACIDS OF THE ACETONE-SOLUBLE FAT OF CELL RESIDUES FROM THE PREPARATION OF TUBERCULIN (1944) (5)
The Interrelation Between Diet and Body Condition and the Energy Production During Mechanical Work in the Dog. (1917) (5)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI LVIII. CONCERNING THE FIRMLY BOUND LIPIDS OF THE SO CALLED LEPROSY BACILLUS (1939) (5)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF YEAST II. THE COMPOSITION OF THE PHOSPHOLIPIDS (1933) (5)
The Chemistry of the Lipoids of Tubercle Bacilli. XXVI. Separation of the Lipoid Fractions from the Leprosy Bacillus. (1932) (5)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF YEAST III. LECITHIN AND CEPHALIN (1936) (5)
The Distribution of Dihydrositosterol in Plant Fats. (1926) (5)
The Antirachitic Value of Irradiated Cholesterol and Phytosterol. VIII. The Activation of Sterol Fractions by Ultra-Violet Irradiation. (1927) (5)
A Contribution to the Anatomy of the Indian Elephant. (5)
A CONTRIBUTION TO THE CHEMISTRY OF GRAPE PIGMENTS IV. THE ANTHOCYANS IN ISABELLA GRAPES1 (1926) (5)
A New Abnormality in connection with the Vertebral Artery. (5)
COMPOSITION OF INOSITE PHOSPHORIC ACID OF PLANTS Seventeenth Paper on Phytin (1920) (5)
SYNTHESIS OF PHYTIC ACID Fifteenth Paper (1920) (4)
THE PHYTOSTEROLS OF WHEAT ENDOSPERM (1924) (4)
PHYTIN AND PYROPHOSPHORIC ACID ESTERS OF INOSITE SECOND PAPER (1912) (4)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPOIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI: XXIV. ANALYSIS OF THE ACETONE-SOLUBLE FAT OF THE BOVINE TUBERCLE BACILLUS (1931) (4)
The phytosterols of wheat germ oil (1926) (4)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPOIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI XII. THE SEPARATION OF THE LIPOID FRACTIONS FROM BOVINE TUBERCLE BACILLI (4)
A CONTRIBUTION TO THE CHEMISTRY OF LACTOBACILLUS ACIDOPHILUS II. COMPOSITION OF THE NEUTRAL FAT (1934) (4)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI XXXI. THE COMPOSITION OF THE ACETONE-SOLUBLE FAT OF THE TIMOTHY BACILLUS (1932) (4)
A CONTRIBUTION TO THE CHEMISTRY OF GRAPE PIGMENTS V. THE ANTHOCYANS IN IVES GRAPES (1928) (4)
The Chemistry of the Lipids of Tubercle Bacilli. LXI. The Polysaecharide of the Phosphatide Obtained from Cell Residues in the Preparation of Tuberculin. (1940) (3)
THE UTILIZATION OF INOSITE IN THE ANIMAL ORGANISM. THE EFFECT OF INOSITE UPON THE METABOLISM OF MAN (1916) (3)
THE REDUCTION PRODUCTS OF CERTAIN PLANT STEROLS (3)
THE ORGANIC PHOSPHORIC ACID OF COTTON SEED MEAL (1912) (3)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI LXXIII. STUDIES ON PHTHIOCEROL (1945) (3)
CONCERNING PHYTIN IN OATS SIXTH PAPER ON PHYTIN (1914) (3)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPOIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI X. THE SEPARATION OF LIPOID FRACTIONS FROM AVIAN TUBERCLE BACILLI (3)
REDUCTION OF SITOSTEROL PREPARATION OF DIHYDROSITOSTEROL OR SITOSTANOL (1924) (3)
Coptodisca sp. (Lepidoptera: Heliozelidae) Attacking Cranberries In Wisconsin1 (1967) (2)
CONCERNING THE ANTHOCYANS IN NORTON AND CONCORD GRAPES. A CONTRIBUTION TO THE CHEMISTRY OF GRAPE PIGMENTS (1923) (2)
A STUDY OF THE PHYTOSTEROLS OF CORN OIL, COTTONSEED OIL AND LINSEED OIL1 (1923) (2)
CONCERNING THE ORGANIC PHOSPHORIC ACID COMPOUND OF WHEAT BRAN. IV THE OCCURRENCE OF INOSITE TRIPHOSPHATE IN WHEAT BRAN. ELEVENTH PAPER ON PHYTIN (1915) (2)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI LXIX. THE COMPOSITION OF THE ACETONE-SOLUBLE FAT OF CELL RESIDUES FROM THE PREPARATION OF TUBERCULIN (1944) (2)
THE UTILIZATION OF INOSITE IN THE DOG (1916) (2)
OCCURRENCE OF INOSITE HEXAPHOSPHORIC ACID IN THE SEED OF THE SILVER MAPLE (ACER SACCHARINUM) Sixteenth Paper on Phytin (1920) (2)
A NOTE ON THE ANALYSIS AND COMPOSITION OF THE SEED OF THE SILVER MAPLE (ACER SACCHARINUM) (1918) (2)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI LXIII. THE FATTY ACIDS IN THE PHOSPHATIDE PREPARED FROM CELL RESIDUES FROM TUBERCULIN (1941) (2)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI XXXVIII. A NEW SYNTHESIS OF PHTHICOL, THE PIGMENT OF THE HUMAN TUBERCLE BACILLUS (1933) (2)
Notes of a Case of Intra-Uterine Amputation (1881) (2)
CONCERNING THE ORGANIC PHOSPHORIC ACID COMPOUND OF WHEAT BRAN PRELIMINARY REPORT. THIRD PAPER ON PHYTIN (1912) (2)
A CONTRIBUTION TO THE CHEMISTRY OF GRAPE PIGMENTS II. CONCERNING THE ANTHOCYANS IN CLINTON GRAPES (1924) (2)
THE COMPOSITION OF CORN WAX1 (1927) (2)
The Chemistry of the Acyclic Constituents of Natural Fats and Oils (1932) (1)
SYNTHESIS OF PHYTIC ACID (1)
Division of the Scaphoid Bone of the Carpus, with Notes on other Varieties of the Carpal Bones. (1)
CONCERNING THE ORGANIC PHOSPHORIC ACID COMPOUND OF WHEAT BRAN. II NINTH PAPER ON PHYTIN (1914) (1)
The Transverse Measurements of Human Ribs. (1)
CONCERNING PHYTIN IN CORN SEVENTH PAPER ON PHYTIN (1914) (1)
ACERIN THE GLOBULIN OF THE MAPLE SEED (ACER SACCHARINUM) (1921) (1)
The arrangement of the peritoneum in man and other animals (1883) (1)
Some Notes on the Manus of the Dugong. (1898) (1)
Abnormal Arrangement of the Thyroid Arteries. (0)
Letter from Rudolph J. Anderson to Florence R. Sabin (1929) (0)
The occurrence of organic phosphorus compounds in plants. (0)
An investigation of the seed of the silver maple (Acer saccharinum) (0)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI XLIX. THE COLORIMETRIC DETERMINATION OF PHTHIOCOL (1937) (0)
Transactions of the ulster medical society (1880) (0)
Correction. The Composition of Corn Wax (1927) (0)
Notes on a Case of Abnormal Arrangement of the Peritoneum. (0)
THE PRACTICABILITY OF FEEDING A SCIENTIFICALLY BALANCED RATION IN ARMY CAMPS (1919) (0)
County Galway Infirmary (1892) (0)
A Palatine Branch from the Middle Meningeal Artery. (0)
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI LXVIII. THE LIPIDS OF CELL RESIDUES FROM THE PREPARATION OF TUBERCULIN (1944) (0)
XVIII. An apparatus illustrating crystal forms (1889) (0)
Notes on a Dissection of a Case of Epispadias. (0)
Case of Exostosis of the Ulna. (0)
An Apparatus Illustrating Crystal Forms (1888) (0)
The responsibilities of veterinary practitioners as to the use of pesticides. (1965) (0)
Galway Infirmary (1892) (0)
Nutrition and the obesity problem. (1953) (0)
Microscopic colonial morphology of an enterococcal L form. (1968) (0)
CONCERNING CERTAIN AROMATIC CONSTITUENTS OF URINE II. THE NON-PHENOLIC VOLATILE OILS OF GOAT URINE (1916) (0)
CONCERNING CERTAIN AROMATIC CONSTITUENTS OF URINE III. THE NON-PHENOLIC VOLATILE OILS OF HORSE AND HUMAN URINE (1916) (0)
A Note on the Occipito-Atloid Articulation in some Arctoids. (0)
A Variety of the Mylopharyngeus and other Unusual Muscular Abnormalities. (0)
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