Potter - Pyke

Comprises correspondence with or about the following:

- Potter, Brian J, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Division of Biochemistry and General Nutrition, University of Adelaide, Australia: regarding Potter visiting Marthe Vogt's laboratory

- Potter, Dr W P De, J F and C Heymans Institute for Pharmadynamics in Therapy, Ghent, Belgium regarding papers on his latest research on noradrenergic vesicles in the spleen

- La Préscision Cinématographique, Asnières (Seine), France regarding Vogt's orders for microscopic apparatus, stereotaxic instruments and other laboratory equipment for experiments on small animals, including 4 black and white photographs of apparatus and catalogue pages

- 'Prime Minister', London: Invitation from the Prime Minister (Harold Wilson) to dinner at Downing Street on 12th February, with menu card, plus copy of Marthe Vogt's acceptance letter

- Proosdij-Hartzema, Dr Elly G van, Nedchem, Pharmaco-Therapeutic Institute, Amsterdam, The Netherlands mainly regarding the appointment of Dr C van der Meer as Professor in Pharmacology in Amsterdam

- Prussoff, William, Department of Pharmacology, School of Medicine, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, USA regarding the death of Nick [Giarman], member of the Pharmacology Department at Yale

- Purpura, Professor Dr D P, Rose F Kennedy Center for Research in Mental Retardation, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York, New York, USA regarding Marthe Vogt's suggestion to Purpura, editor of the journal Brain Research, that all papers are prefaced by a short summary

- Pyke, David, Registrar, Royal College of Physicians, London regarding a short anecdote by Pyke in College Commentary Vol 17, No 1, on William Feldberg and E B Verney's actions to prevent Marthe Vogt being interned in Holloway Prison as a German refugee, following the fall of Norway and German attack on Western Europe, May 1940, during the Second World War. Includes Vol 17, No 1

1961-1983

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Manuscripts and Archives online catalogue