Vincent du Vigneaud

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According to Wikipedia, Vincent du Vigneaud was an American biochemist. He was recipient of the 1955 Nobel Prize in Chemistry "for his work on biochemically important sulphur compounds, especially for the first synthesis of a polypeptide hormone," a reference to his work on the peptide hormone oxytocin.

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THE SYNTHESIS OF AN OCTAPEPTIDE AMIDE WITH THE HORMONAL ACTIVITY OF OXYTOCIN (1953) (488)
A Method of Synthesis of Long Peptide Chains Using a Synthesis of Oxytocin as an Example (1959) (448)
The Synthesis of Oxytocin1 (1954) (354)
ENZYMATIC CLEAVAGE OF GLYCINAMIDE FROM VASOPRESSIN AND A PROPOSED STRUCTURE FOR THIS PRESSOR-ANTIDIURETIC HORMONE OF THE POSTERIOR PITUITARY (1953) (242)
A SYNTHETIC PREPARATION POSSESSING BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES ASSOCIATED WITH ARGININEVASOPRESSIN (1954) (179)
A NEW SYNTHESIS OF CARNOSINE, WITH SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE SPLITTING OF THE BENZYL GROUP FROM CARBOBENZOXY DERIVATIVES AND FROM BENZYLTHIO ETHERS (1935) (125)
CARBOHYDRATE UTILIZATION I. RATE OF DISAPPEARANCE OF d-GLUCOSE FROM THE BLOOD (1925) (118)
A METHOD FOR PROTECTING THE IMIDAZOLE RING OF HISTIDINE DURING CERTAIN REACTIONS AND ITS APPLICATION TO THE PREPARATION OF l-AMINO-N-METHYLHISTIDINE (1937) (103)
THE FORMATION OF A HOMOLOGUE OF CYSTINE BY THE DECOMPOSITION OF METHIONINE WITH SULFURIC ACID (1932) (89)
PARTIAL PURIFICATION AND AMINO ACID CONTENT OF VASOPRESSIN FROM HOG POSTERIOR PITUITARY GLANDS (1952) (86)
EXPERIENCES IN THE POLYPEPTIDE FIELD: INSULIN TO OXYTOCIN (1960) (73)
THE TRANSFER OF THE METHYL GROUP FROM METHIONINE TO CHOLINE AND CREATINE (1940) (72)
The inactivation of crystalline insulin by cysteine and glutathione. (1931) (64)
Synthesis of a Protected Tetrapeptide Amide Containing the Carboxyl Terminal Sequence of Lysine-Vasopressin1 (1956) (64)
THE RACEMIZATION OF AMINO ACIDS IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION BY ACETIC ANHYDRIDE (1932) (62)
THE REDUCTION OF CYSTINE IN LIQUID AMMONIA BY METALLIC SODIUM1 (1930) (62)
THE STRUCTURE OF BIOTIN: A STUDY OF DESTHIOBIOTIN (1942) (59)
Synthesis of the Pressor-Antidiuretic Hormone, Arginine-Vasopressin (1958) (56)
The Biological Synthesis of (1950) (54)
The Biological Synthesis of "Labile Methyl Groups" (1950) (54)
A trail of research in sulfur chemistry and metabolism, and related fields (1952) (54)
Synthesis of 2-p-Methoxyphenylalanine Oxytocin (O-Methyl-oxytocin) and Some Observations on its Pharmacological Behavior1 (1960) (53)
Synthesis of Lysine-vasopressin by the Nitrophenyl Ester Method1 (1960) (52)
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE FUNCTIONAL GROUPS OF BIOTIN (1941) (52)
The Synthesis of the Tetrapeptide Amide S-Benzyl-L-cysteinyl-L-prolyl-L- leucylglycinamide (1954) (47)
The Synthesis of Lysine-vasopressin1 (1957) (46)
Trail of Sulfur Research: from Insulin to Oxytocin (1956) (46)
An Improved Synthesis of Oxytocin1 (1959) (45)
The oxidation of the sulfur of homocystine, methionine, and S-methyl-cysteine in the animal body. (1934) (43)
THE ISOLATION OF HOMOCYSTEINE AND ITS CONVERSION TO A THIOLACTONE (1935) (42)
The Synthesis of L-Glutaminyl-L-asparagine, L-Glutamine and L-Isoglutamine from p-Toluenesulfonyl-L-glutamic Acid1 (1954) (41)
A COMPARISON OF THE GROWTH-PROMOTING PROPERTIES OF d- AND l-CYSTINE (1932) (40)
Biotin in fermentation, respiration, growth and nitrogen assimilation by yeast. (1944) (40)
The Isoglutamine Isomer of Oxytocin: Its Synthesis and Comparison with Oxytocin1 (1957) (38)
OPENING OF THE RING OF THE THIOLACTONE OF HOMOCYSTEINE (1938) (37)
PRELIMINARY STUDIES ON THE AMINO ACID CONTENT OF A HIGH POTENCY PREPARATION OF THE OXYTOCIC HORMONE OF THE POSTERIOR LOBE OF THE PITUITARY GLAND (1950) (36)
RACEMIZATION OF BENZYL-l-CYSTEINE, WITH A NEW METHOD OF PREPARING d-CYSTINE (1939) (35)
Synthesis of Oxytocin by the Nitrophenyl Ester Method (1959) (35)
Synthesis of a Biologically Active Analog of Oxytocin, with Phenylalanine Replacing Tyrosine1,2 (1959) (35)
The structure of biotin: the formation of thiophenevaleric acid from biotin. (1942) (34)
Isoasparagine-oxytocin: The Isoasparagine Isomer of Oxytocin1 (1959) (33)
A TEST OF TRITIUM AS A LABELING DEVICE IN A BIOLOGICAL STUDY (1952) (32)
ISOLATION OF BIOTIN (VITAMIN H) FROM LIVER (1941) (32)
The availability of d-tryptophane and its acetyl derivative to the animal body. (1932) (31)
THE ORIGIN OF THE METHYL GROUP OF EPINEPHRINE (1950) (31)
1-Deamino-1,6-L-selenocystine-oxytocin, a Highly Potent Isolog of 1-Deamino-oxytocin1 (1966) (31)
Incorporation in Vivo of C$sup 14$ from Labeled Methanol into the Methyl Groups of Choline (1950) (31)
Synthesis of Two Protected Hexapeptides Containing the N-Terminal and C-Terminal Sequences of Arginine-Vasopressin1 (1958) (31)
A SYNTHESIS OF GLUTATHIONE (1936) (31)
The effect of ethionine on transmethylation from metbionine to choline and creatine in vivo. (1950) (31)
The utilization of the methyl groups of choline in the biological synthesis of methionine. (1943) (30)
One-Carbon Compounds in the Biosynthesis of the “Biologically Labile” Methyl Group (1951) (30)
THE STRUCTURAL SPECIFICITY OF CHOLINE AND BETAINE IN TRANSMETHYLATION (1942) (28)
The growth-promoting properties of homocystine when added to a cystinedeficient diet and the proof of structure of homocystine. (1933) (28)
THE SYNTHESIS OF ll-S-(β-AMINO-β-CARBOXYETHYL)HOMOCYSTEINE AND THE REPLACEMENT BY IT OF CYSTINE IN THE DIET (1942) (27)
ON THE STRUCTURE OF BIOTIN (1942) (26)
Synthetic Studies on Arginine-vasopressin: Condensation of S-Benzyl-N-carbobenzoxy-L-cysteinyl -L-tyrosyl-L-phenylalanyl-L-glutaminyl-L- asparagine and its O-Tosyl Derivative with S-Benzyl-L-cysteinyl- L-prolyl-L-arginylglycinamide1 (1957) (26)
THE RACEMIZATION OF ACETYL-l-TRYPTOPHANE (1932) (26)
Carnosine and anserine (1939) (26)
THE SULFUR OF INSULIN (1927) (25)
THE INHIBITION OF THE GROWTH OF YEAST BY THIENYLALANINE (1945) (24)
A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE NATURE OF THE VITAMIN B COMPLEX SUPPLEMENT AND THE ABILITY OF HOMOCYSTINE TO REPLACE METHIONINE IN THE DIET (1939) (24)
The formation of cysteine from ll-S-(β-ainino-β-carboxyethyl) homocysteine by liver tissue. (1942) (24)
THE STEREOISOMERIC FORMS OF LANTHIONINE (1941) (24)
4-Leucine-Oxytocin: Natriuretic, Diuretic, and Antivasopressin Polypeptide (1968) (23)
Synthesis of D-Leucine-oxytocin, a Biologically Active Diastereoisomer of Oxytocin, and Demonstration of its Separability from Oxytocin upon Countercurrent Distribution (1962) (23)
THE STRUCTURE OF BIOTIN (1942) (23)
Synthesis and Some Pharmacological Properties of a Peptide Derivative of Oxytocin (1960) (22)
Tritiation of Oxytocin by the Wilzbach Method and the Synthesis of Oxytocin from Tritium-labelled Leucine (1962) (22)
STUDIES ON THE SYNTHESIS OF LYSINE-VASOPRESSIN (1956) (22)
A STUDY OF THE INVERSION OF d-PHENYLAMINOBUTYRIC ACID AND THE ACETYLATION OF l-PHENYLAMINOBUTYRIC ACID BY MEANS OF THE ISOTOPES OF NITROGEN AND HYDROGEN (1939) (21)
Preparation of S,S'-Dibenzyloxytocin and Its Reconversion to Oxytocin.∗∗ (1953) (21)
Enzymatic Evidence for Intrinsic Oxytocic Activity of the Pressor-Antidiuretic Hormone (1953) (21)
The utilization of l-carnosine by. animals on a histidinedeficient diet. (1937) (21)
ELECTROPHORESIS OF POSTERIOR PITUITARY GLAND PREPARATIONS (1938) (21)
THE SYNTHESIS OF THE NEW SULFUR-CONTAINING AMINO ACID (LANTHIONINE) ISOLATED FROM SODIUM CARBONATE-TREATED WOOL (1941) (20)
STUDIES ON THE REDUCTION OF PITRESSIN AND PITOCIN WITH CYSTEINE (1935) (20)
Synthesis of a Lysine-vasopressin Derivative with a Methyl Substituent on the Imino Nitrogen of the Peptide Bond between Lysine and Glycinamide (9-Sarcosine Lysine-vasopressin)1 (1961) (19)
Active Principles of the Neurohypophysis of Cold-Blooded Vertebrates: Arginine Vasotocin (1959) (19)
The Synthesis of p-Toluenesulfonyl-L-isoleucyl-L-glutaminyl- L-asparagine and Related Peptides1 (1954) (19)
THE SYNTHESIS OF DJENKOLIC ACID (1936) (19)
The role of the acetyl derivative as an intermediary stage in the biological synthesis of amino acids from keto acids. (1938) (19)
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrum of Lysine-Vasopressin in Aqueous Solution and Its Structural Implications (1972) (19)
The Synthesis of 1-(Hemi-homocystine)-oxytocin and A Study of Some of its Pharmacological Properties1 (1961) (19)
THE TEMPORARY FORMATION OF THE AZLACTONE RING IN THE RACEMIZATION OF ACYL DERIVATIVES OF AMINO ACIDS WITH ACETIC ANHYDRIDE (1932) (18)
Synthetic Work Related to Arginine-Vasopressin1 (1960) (18)
THE PREPARATION OF FREE CRYSTALLINE BIOTIN (1941) (18)
Synthesis of L-Phenylalanyl-L-glutaminyl-L- asparagine1 (1954) (17)
Purification of the Pressor Principle of the Posterior Lobe of the Pituitary Gland by Electrophoresis (1941) (17)
The relation of transmethylation to anserine. (1943) (17)
Preparation of Lysine-vasopressin through a Crystalline Protected Nonapeptide Intermediate and Purification of the Hormone by Chromatography1 (1960) (17)
Oxytocic Activity of Purified Vasopressin (1952) (17)
THE PREPARATION OF d-ALANYL-l-HISTIDINE AND l-ALANYL-l-HISTIDINE AND AN INVESTIGATION OF THEIR EFFECT ON THE BLOOD PRESSURE IN COMPARISON WITH l-CARNOSINE (1938) (16)
STUDIES ON CRYSTALLINE INSULIN III. FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE CRYSTALLIZATION OF INSULIN AND ON THE NATURE OF THE SULFUR LINKAGE. THE ISOLATION OF CYSTINE AND TYROSINE FROM HYDROLYZED CRYSTALLINE INSULIN (1928) (16)
THE SYNTHESIS OF d-CARNOSINE, THE ENANTIOMORPH OF THE NATURALLY OCCURRING FORM, AND A STUDY OF ITS DEPRESSOR EFFECT ON THE BLOOD PRESSURE (1936) (16)
The effect of certain reagents on the activity of biotin. (1941) (16)
THE DIFFERENTIAL MIGRATION OF THE PRESSOR AND OXYTOCIC HORMONES IN ELECTROPHORETIC STUDIES OF THE UNTREATED PRESS-JUICE OF THE POSTERIOR LOBE OF THE PITUITARY GLAND (1938) (16)
THE SYNTHESIS OF HOMOCYSTINE (1935) (15)
THE SYNTHESIS OF CRYSTALLINE CYSTINYLDIGLYCINE AND BENZYLCYSTEINYLGLYCINE AND THEIR ISOLATION FROM GLUTATHIONE (1935) (15)
Oxytoceine and Deamino-oxytoceine* (1966) (15)
The utilization of glutatinone in connection with a cystine-deficient diet. (1936) (15)
THE PREPARATION OF THE OPTICALLY ACTIVE ISOMERS OF HOMOCYSTINE AND THE DEMONSTRATION OF THEIR CONFIGURATIONAL RELATIONSHIP TO NATURALLY OCCURRING METHIONINE (1935) (15)
Transmethylation as a metabolic process in man. (1942) (15)
Synthesis of 1-Hemi-D-cystine-oxytocin (1963) (15)
A NEW SYNTHESIS OF CYSTINE (1939) (14)
Vasopressin as a Hemostatic in Gynecologic Surgery: A preliminary report (1958) (14)
ON THE QUESTION OF THE PRESENCE OF METHIONINE IN INSULIN (1939) (14)
THE FORMATION OF LANTHIONINE ON TREATMENT OF INSULIN WITH DILUTE ALKALI (1941) (14)
Synthesis and Pharmacological Properties of 9-Decarboxamido-oxytocin1 (1966) (13)
THE SYNTHESIS OF S-(β-AMINO-β-CARBOXYETHYL)-HOMOCYSTEINE (1941) (13)
8-Alanine-oxytocin, 8-Alanine-oxypressin, and Their Deamino Analogs. Their Synthesis and Some of Their Pharmacological Properties* (1966) (13)
4-β-Alanine-oxytocin: An Oxytocin Analog Containing a Twenty-one-membered Disulfide Ring* (1965) (13)
A SYNTHESIS OF THE ASPARTIC ACID ANALOGUE OF GLUTATHIONE (ASPARTHIONE) (1941) (13)
DIMETHYL-β-PROPIOTHETIN, A NEW METHYL DONOR (1948) (12)
THE SYNTHESIS OF TETRADEUTEROHOMOCYSTINE AND DIDEUTEROMETHIONINE (1938) (12)
A STUDY OF THE RATE OF OXIDATION OF THE METHYL GROUP OF DIETARY METHIONINE (1950) (12)
Synthesis of a Biologically Active Analog of Lysine-vasopressin, with Phenylalanine Replacing Tyrosine: 2-Phenylalanine Lysine-vasopressin1 (1960) (12)
A SYNTHESIS OF METHIONINE CONTAINING ISOTOPIC CARBON AND SULFUR (1944) (12)
Yeast-Growth-Promoting Effect of Diaminocarboxylic Acid Derived from Biotin.∗ (1942) (12)
A STUDY OF THE AVAILABILITY OF d- AND l-HOMOCYSTINE FOR GROWTH PURPOSES (1935) (12)
STUDIES ON CRYSTALLINE INSULIN V. THE DISTRIBUTION OF NITROGEN IN CRYSTALLINE INSULIN (1928) (12)
The inability of cteatine and creatinine to enter into transmethylation in vivo. (1941) (12)
THE HEAT PRECIPITATION OF INSULIN (1933) (11)
STUDIES ON CRYSTALLINE INSULIN VI. FURTHER CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE QUESTION WHETHER OR NOT CRYSTALLINE INSULIN IS AN ADSORPTION PRODUCT (1928) (11)
Inhibition of Oxytocic Responses to Oxytocin in Pregnant Rats by [1-L-Penicillamine]oxytocin and [1-β-Mercapto-β,β-diethylpropionic acid]oxytocin 1 (1974) (10)
Synthesis of Peptides of Arginine Related to Arginine-vasopressin1 (1957) (10)
THE ROLE WHICH INSULIN HAS PLAYED IN OUR CONCEPT OF PROTEIN HORMONES, AND A CONSIDERATION OF CERTAIN PHASES OF THE CHEMISTRY OF INSULIN (1938) (10)
THE SYNTHESIS OF ANSERINE FROM l-1-METHYLHISTIDINE (1937) (10)
THE RESOLUTION OF INACTIVE CYSTINE AND ISOLATION OF PURE DEXTROROTATORY CYSTINE (1931) (10)
SYNTHESIS OF A 3,4-DIAMINOTETRAHYDROTHIOPHENE AND A COMPARISON OF ITS STABILITY WITH THE DIAMINOCARBOXYLIC ACID DERIVED FROM BIOTIN (1942) (10)
ON THE SYNTHESIS OF SERINE (1940) (9)
ACETYLATION IN VIVO OF p-BROMOPHENYL-d-CYSTEINE (1941) (9)
The comparative action of choline and betaine in effecting the replacement of methionine by homocystine in the diet. (1940) (9)
THE SYNTHESIS OF THE NEXT HIGHER AND LOWER HOMOLOGUES OF l-CARNOSINE: γ-AMINOBUTYRYL-l-HISTIDINE AND GLYCYL-l-HISTIDINE (1939) (9)
The isolation of biotin from milk. (1942) (9)
A NEW ORGANIC REAGENT FOR THE DETECTION OF NITRATES AND PERCHLORATES (1924) (9)
A study of biotin sulfone. (1944) (9)
THE AMPHOTERIC NATURE OF THE PRESSOR PRINCIPLE OF THE POSTERIOR LOBE OF THE PITUITARY GLAND (1941) (8)
PRESSOR ANESTHETICS. I (1924) (8)
A New Crystalline Salt of Oxytocin (1959) (8)
Adipic acid as an oxidation product of the diaminocarboxylic acid derived from biotin. (1942) (8)
THE HYDROLYSIS OF BIOTIN SULFONE (1942) (8)
THE OPTICAL INVERSION OF THE BENZYL DERIVATIVES OF d-CYSTEINE AND d-HOMOCYSTEINE IN VIVO (1939) (7)
THE SOLUBILITY OF THE STEREOISOMERS OF CYSTINE WITH A NOTE ON THE IDENTITY OF STONE AND HAIR CYSTINE (1934) (7)
THE FORMATION OF ADIPIC ACID BY THE OXIDATIVE DEGRADATION OF THE DIAMINOCAR-BOXYLIC ACID DERIVED FROM BIOTIN (1941) (7)
A FURTHER CONTRIBUTION ON THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE STRUCTURE OF l-CARNOSINE TO ITS DEPRESSOR ACTIVITY (1939) (7)
Strepogenin Activity of Synthetic Peptides Related to Oxytocin (1955) (7)
STUDIES ON CRYSTALLINE INSULIN IV. THE ISOLATION OF ARGININE, HISTIDINE, AND LEUCINE (1928) (7)
THE SYNTHESIS OF DI-N-METHYLHOMOCYSTINE AND N-METHYLMETHIONINE AND A STUDY OF THEIR GROWTH-PROMOTING ABILITY IN CONNECTION WITH A CYSTINE-DEFICIENT DIET (1936) (7)
THE CLEAVAGE OF THE STEREOISOMERS OF CYSTATHIONINE BY LIVER EXTRACT (1947) (6)
THE SYNTHESIS OF α-GLUTAMYLCYSTEINYLGLYCINE (ISOGLUTATHIONE) (1937) (6)
Synthesis of S-Benzyl-N-carbobenzoxy-L-cysteinyl-L-tyrosyl- L-phenylalanyl-L-glutaminyl-L-asparagine, a Pentapeptide Derivative Related to Vasopressin1 (1956) (6)
A Further Study of the Lability of the Methyl Group of Creatine (1945) (6)
The condensation of phenanthrenequinone with the diaminocarboxylic acid derived from biotin. (1942) (6)
The Influence of Egg White and Avidin Feeding on Tumor Growth (1943) (6)
THE ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF MESOCYSTINE (1933) (6)
Hormones of the mammalian posterior pituitary gland and their naturally occurring analogues. (1969) (6)
XXVII. The γ-Lactam of Benzylhomopenicilloic Acid and Related Compounds (1949) (5)
The synthesis of optically inactive desthiobiotin. (1945) (5)
The Synthesis and Pharmacological Properties of (1967) (5)
The oxidation of the stereoisomers of cystine in the animal body. (1934) (4)
The Effect of Replacement of the Carboxamide Group by Hydrogen in the Glutamine or Asparagine Residue of Oxytocin on Its Biological Activity (1963) (4)
The availability of mesocystine for promotion of growth in connection with cystine-deficient diets. (1933) (4)
Migration of the methyl group in the body. (1948) (4)
Presence of Glutamine and Asparagine in Enzymatic Hydrolysates of Oxytocin and Vasopressin (1954) (3)
1-Mercaptoacetic Acid-4-β-alanine-oxytocin* (1967) (3)
A STUDY OF THE ACETYLATION IN VIVO OF CERTAIN d-AMINO ACIDS (1944) (3)
The Relationship of Structure to Biotin and Antibiotin Activity (1945) (3)
THE OXIDATION OF THE SULFUR OF THE ACETYL AND FORMYL DERIVATIVES OF d- AND l-CYSTINE IN THE ANIMAL BODY (1934) (3)
The Chemistry and Metabolism of the Compounds of Sulfur (1936) (2)
THE SYNTHESIS OF HEXOCYSTINE AND HEXOMETHIONINE AND A STUDY OF THEIR PHYSIOLOGICAL AVAILABILITY (1937) (2)
(1-BETA-MERCAPTO-BETA,BETA-DIETHYLPROPIONIC ACID)-8-LYSINE-VASOPRESSIN, A POTENT INHIBITOR OF 8-LYSINE-VASOPRESSIN AND OF OXYTOCIN (1974) (2)
PROTEIN CHEMISTRY AND MEDICINE. (1945) (2)
STUDIES OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL BEHAVIOR OF THE ACETYL DERIVATIVES OF THE OPTICAL ISOMERS OF HOMOCYSTINE; A BIOLOGICAL PROOF OF THEIR STEREOSTRUCTURE (1937) (2)
A study of the synthesis of β-alanine in the white rat. (1944) (2)
On the Absence of Thiolhistidine in Insulin (1935) (2)
THE SYNTHESIS OF PENTOCYSTINE AND HOMOMETHIONINE (1934) (2)
A Simple Laboratory Method for Obtaining Preparations Containing Pressor and Oxytocic Activity from the Posterior Lobe of the Pituitary Gland (1940) (2)
XXIII. The Condensation of Oxazolones and D-Penicillamine and the Resultant Antibiotic Activity (1949) (1)
(1-BETA-MERCAPTO-BETA,BETA-PENTAMETHYLENEPROPIONIC ACID)OXYTOCIN, A POTENT INHIBITOR OF OXYTOCIN (1975) (1)
ISOLATION OF METHIONINE BY ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS (1932) (1)
Natural and Synthetic Oxytocin: Preliminary report on the use of both for the induction and stimulation of labor (1955) (1)
A study on transmethylation with methionine containing varying amounts of deuterium in the methyl group. (1947) (1)
THE ANTIPHENYLALANINE EFFECT OF β-2-THIENYL-0ALANINE FOR THE RAT (1949) (1)
Oxidation of Cystine Sulfur to Sulfate by Ferric Chloride (1934) (1)
ITS ISOLATION BY PARTITION CHROMATOGRAPHY ON SEPHADEX AND CRYSTALLIZATION FROM WATER, AND ITS BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITIES* (1965) (1)
XXVIII. Synthetic Benzylpenicillin (1949) (1)
The synthesis and biological properties of [I-deaminopenicillamine]-oxytocin deuterated in the I-position (1971) (0)
SYNTHESIS AND SOME BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF 4-DEAMIDO-OXYTOCIN (4-GLUTAMIC ACID-OXYTOCIN) (1966) (0)
THE CANCER SYMPOSIUM OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES SECTION (1936) (0)
The Labile Sulfur of Insulin. (1927) (0)
Synthesis and some pharmacological properties of [1-.alpha.-mercaptoacetic acid]-8-lysine-vasopressin and [1-.gamma.-mercaptobutyric acid]-8-lysine-vasopressin (1975) (0)
SYNTHESIS AND SOME OF THE PHARMACOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF (4-LEUCINE)-8-LYSINEVASOPRESSIN AND (1-DEAMINO, 4-LEUCINE)-8-LYSINE-VASOPRESSIN (1973) (0)
Neue qualitative Reaktionen (0)
The Administration of Radioactive L-Cystathionine to a Human Cystinuric (1964) (0)
Synthesis and some pharmacological properties of [1-deamino-9-thioglycine]oxytocin (1973) (0)
DESAMINO-D-OXYTOCIN (1971) (0)
An illustration of the power of isotopes in a biochemical problem. (1948) (0)
A study of the physiological availability of pentocystine and of homomethionine. (1935) (0)
The American College of Physicians Award Lecture: Oxytocin and Vasopressin, with Special Reference to Their Milk-ejecting Activity in the Human. (1965) (0)
The Relationship of the Chemist to Medicine (1943) (0)
(1BETA-MERCAPTO-BETA,BETA-DIETHYLPROPIONIC ACID, 4-LEUCINE)-8-LYSINE-VASOPRESSIN AND (1-BETA-MERCAPTO-BETA,BETA-DIETHYLPROPIONIC ACID, 4-LEUCINE)OXYTOCIN, COMPOUNDS POSSESSING ALTIHORMONAL PROPERTIES (1975) (0)
Scientific Contributions of the Medalist (1946) (0)
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrum of Lysine-Vasopressin in Aqueous Solution and Its Structural Implications ( proton assignments / dimethylsulfoxide / peptide / conformation / amino acids ) (0)
THE QUESTION OF THE UTILIZATION OF TRYPTOPHANE ADMINISTERED SUBCUTANEOUSLY (1936) (0)
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Studies of Lysine-Vasopressin : Structural Constraints ( temperature dependence of chemical shifts / coupling constants / magnetically anisotropic groups ) (0)
IS INSULIN INACTIVATED BY GLUCOSE (1927) (0)
X. The Thiocyanate Derivative of Benzylpenicillin Methyl Ester (1949) (0)

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