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'Publications of the WPRL 26-50'

H. H. Dale and P. P. Laidlaw, "The action of an active principle from apocynum," Heart, Vol 1, No 2, November 1909

P. P. Laidlaw, "The active principle of a Bini spear poison," Journal of Physiology, Vol 39, No 5, December 1909

H. J. Sudmerson and A. T. Glenny, "Variation in susceptibility of guinea-pigs to diphtheria toxin," Journal of Hygiene, Vol 9, No 4, December 1909

G. S. Walpole, "A method of titrating physiological fluids," Journal of Physiology, Vol 40, 19 March 1910

George Barger and Arthur James Ewins, "The alkaloids of ergot, Part II," Transactions of the Chemical Society, Vol 97, 1910

A. J. Ewins and P. P. Laidlaw, "The alleged formation of adrenine from tyrosine," Journal of Physiology, Vol 40, No 3, 1910

A. J. Ewins, "Some colour reactions of adrenine and allied bases," Journal of Physiology, Vol 40, No 4, 1910

George Barger and Henry Hallett Dale, "A third active principle in ergot extracts," preliminary notes

G. Barger and H. H. Dale, "The presence in ergot and physiological activity of b-imidazolylethylamine (preliminary communication)," Journal of Physiology, Vol 40, 18 June 1910

P. P. Laidlaw, "The action of tetrahydropapaveroline hydrochloride," Journal of Physiology, Vol 40, No 6, 15 August 1910

G. Barger and H. H. Dale, "Chemical structure of sympathomimetic action of amines," Journal of Physiology, Vol 41, No 1, 1910

A. J. Ewins and P. P. Laidlaw, "The fate of parahydroxyphenylethylamine," Journal of Physiology, Vol 41, 11 october 1910

H. H. Dale, P. P. Laidlaw and C. T. Symons, "A reversed action of the vagus on the mammalian heart," Journal of Physiology, Vol 41, No 1, 1910

George Barger and Arthur James Ewins, "The phenolic derivatives of b-phenylethylamine," Transactions of the Chemical Society, Vol 97, 1910

George Stanley Walpole, "Chart presentation of recent work on indicators," Biochemical Journal, Vol 5, 1910

Arthur James Ewins, "Narcissine: an alkaloid from the bulb of the common daffodil (narcissus psuedonarcissus)," Transactions of the Chemical Society, Vol 97, 1910

Arthur James Ewins, "The synthesis of 3-b-aminoethylindole," Transactions of the Chemical Society, Vol 99, 1911

G. Barger and H. H. Dale, "4-b-aminoethylglyoxaline (b-iminazolylethylamine) and other active principles of ergot," Transactions of the Chemical Society, Vol 97, 1910

Arthur James Ewins and Frank Lee Pyman, "Experiments on the formation of 4 (or 5) -b-aminoethylglyoxaline from histidine," Transactions of the Chemical Society, Vol 99, 1911

G. Barger and H. H. Dale, "b-iminazolylethylamine, a depresssor constituent of intestinal mucosa," Journal of Physiology, Vol 41, No 6, January 1911

H. H. Dale and P. P. Laidlaw, "The physiological action of b-iminazolythylamine," Journal of Physiology, Vol 41, No 5, December 1910

A. T. Glenny and G. S. Walpole, "The action of rubber on mercurial antiseptic solutions," Journal of Hygiene, Vol 10, No 4, 1910

P. P. Laidlaw, "The action of some isoquinoline derivatives," Biochemical Journal, Vol 5, Nos 6-7

H. H. Dale and P. P. Laidlaw, "Further observations on the action of b-iminazolylethylamine," Journal of Physiology, Vol 43, No 2, 20 October 1911

G. S. Walpole, "The direct determination of creatine in pathological urine," Journal of Physiology, Vol 42, No 4, May 1911

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G. S. Walpole, "The direct determination of creatine in pathological urine," Journal of Physiology, Vol 42, No 4, May 1911

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