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Bulbring, Edith

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Claire Aickin

RJ Allcorn

"Hermann Karl Felix Blaschko": photocopy ms of address (writer unidentified), given on Blaschko's 75th birthday, celebrating his life and career

Emil Bozler: list of publications 1926-1938; draft letter from Edith Bülbring to Bozler on occasion of the Bozler Symposium 1989, and ts copy of a paper by M Holman and others given(?) at the Symposium

Alison Frances Brading

Joshua Harold Burn: includes a list of Burn's publications in collaboration with Edith Bülbring (?incomplete) and personal correspondence to Edith Bülbring following her work on the RS memoirs of Burn (see Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society 30, 45-89, 1984)

Geoffrey Burnstock

Giorgio Gabella

Bernhard Katz: correspondence concerning Edith Bülbring's nomination of him for the 1968 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine

Chris T Kirkpatrick

SR Kottegoda

Hirosi A Kuriyama

Rita Levi-Montalcini: two letters to Edith Bülbring from H Dale concerning Levi-Montalcini's professional reputation

Margaret Rosemary Matthews

Jacek Lech Mostwin

Sally Page: letters relating to an offer of a University at Oxford (Page in fact remained at University College London)

Humphrey Peter Rang

Michael Fedorovich Shuba: includes papers concerning Shuba's attempts to visit Oxford from the Soviet Union; and material about the symposium `Physiology of Smooth Muscle' in Kiev 1974 (after which Edith Bülbring and Shuba edited Physiology of Smooth Muscle New York: Raven Press 1976)

Alex M Thomson

Tadao Tomita

Richard David Vaughan-Jones

Marthe Vogt: correspondence, mainly with Catherine Hebb, relating to Vogt's retirement from the Institute of Animal Physiology, Babraham, (Cambridge)

Jonathan Hilton Widdecombe

Correspondence with the Wellcome Trust re Edith Bülbring's colleagues supported on Wellcome grants

E Miles Vaughan Williams

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