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The presence of histamine and acetylcholine in the spleen of the ox and the horse
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It appeared to us desirable to apply the methods successfully used in the cases already investigated, to the extract of one additional organ, namely the spleen, and to warrant a more general presumption that, when activity of either of these types can be clearly demonstrated in an extract from any fresh animal organ, it is probably due to the presence of the corresponding simple basic principle.
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AN ENZYME CONCERNED WITH THE FORMATION OF HYDROXY ACIDS FROM KETONIC ALDEHYDES
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The nature of the vaso‐dilator constituents of certain tissue extracts
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THE SUBSTANCE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE TRADITIONAL CLINICAL EFFECT OF ERGOT
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It is interesting to note that a marked change to virilism does not occur in women as the direct result of these lesions after the menopause, although, as the authors know, in many after that epoch certain masculine characteristics, such as hair on the face, are common.
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Observations on acetylcholine.
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IEEE TRANSACTIONS@ ON AUDIO AND ELECTROACOUSTICS
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The Chemical Constitution of Spermine: The Methylation of Spermine.
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THE FORMATION OF AMINO- AND HYDROXY-ACIDS FROM GLYOXALS IN THE ANIMAL ORGANISM
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The Chemical Constitution of Spermine. I. The Isolation of Spermine from Animal Tissues, and the Preparation of its Salts.
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Spermine is distinguished from all other naturally occurring bases hitherto described by the remarkable property of forming an extraordinarily insoluble phosphate, which is of the greatest historical importance.
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GLYOXALASE. PART III THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE ENZYME AND ITS RELATION TO THE PANCREAS
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