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McIlwain, Henry

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6pp manuscript draft of lecture relating to HMc's work on phenazines,

HMc's Inaugural Lecture as Professor of Biochemistry in the University of London

'Chemical factors in the excitation of isolated mammalian cerebral cortex', International Meeting of Neurobiologists, Amsterdam, September 1959

'Chemical and electrical events in tissues from the brain'. 4pp ts for lecture at Strasbourg, 25 April 1966.

'The usefulness of isolated cortical preparations', Neurobiology Discussion Group, 23 June 1967.

'Lectures, February 1968. How to take the brain apart and make the pieces work'.

'Seminars Sept-Nov 1968'.  Contents of HMc's folder so inscribed divided into two for ease of reference.  Includes outlines, slide lists, drafts etc for papers given during visit to the USA in November 1968, in Naples in October 1969, and to the 'Clin.-Teaching Sectn., Psychology', 11 December [no year given].

'Seminars, "subsystems" '.   Contents of folder so inscribed: drafts, slide lists, figures for two different papers on 'Electrical excitation of specified subsystems of the mammalian brain as isolated tissue preparations' and 'Electrical stimulation of specified subsystems of the mammalian brain, as isolated tissue preparations', November 1971

'Adenosine as neurohumoral agent in the brain', C.I.N.P. meeting, Copenhagen, 1972

'N chemism; internalizing envirt'.  Contents of folder so inscribed: manuscript notes and drafts

'The neurohumoral status of ATP and adenosine examined in preparations from the mammalian brain', colloquium, January 1973

'Cabanis recalled, and current knowledge of the brain's chemical output', Helsinki, April 1973

'The neurohumoral status of adenine derivatives examined in preparations from the mammalian brain', seminars, April-May 1973.

'The status of adenosine as neurohumoral agent in the brain', lecture and seminars, September 1973.

'Adenosine 3' : 5' -cyclic monophosphate and its precursors in the brain: a cyclase-containing adenine-uptake region', Biochemical Society colloquium, Swansea, 18 December 1973.

'Ntransm. "vector" cpds'.  Contents of folder so inscribed: manuscript notes

'Precursors and products of the adenine mononucleotides of cerebral tissues: neurohumoral implications', Mont St. Odile, March 1974.

Chemistry figurative usage'.  Contents of folder so inscribed divided into two for ease of reference: manuscript notes and drafts, background material etc probably assembled for lecture.  Most material dated in 1974-1975

'Cerebral isolates and neurochemical discovery', Biochemical Society Thudichun Lecture, 24 March 1975. Invitation, correspondence re arrangements, correspondence arising, 1974-1983

'Cerebral isolates and neurochemical discovery', Biochemical Society Thudichun Lecture, 24 March 1975. 14pp ts + list of slides for 'spoken version' of lecture; reprint.

'Cerebral isolates and neurochemical discovery', Biochemical Society Thudichun Lecture, 24 March 1975. Figures, copies of letters from F.Hoppe-Seyler and J. Liebig to Thudichun, etc.

'Cerebral isolates and neurochemical discovery', Biochemical Society Thudichun Lecture, 24 March 1975. Manuscript notes re preparation of Thudichun Lecture

'Mediation of some neurochemical and drug actions on cyclic AMP, by release of adenosine', ISN 5th meeting, 5 September 1975.

'Resistance, translocation and metabolism of cycAMP', Biochemical Society, 8 July 1976

'The structuring of cerebral activity by intracellular chemical mediators', BRA meeting, March 1977.

'Categories of neurotransmission involving mononucleotides, ISN meeting symposium 2, 22 August 1977.

ADENOSINE/cycAMP Seminars, Papers'.  Contents of folder so inscribed divided into three for ease of reference. Slide lists for three papers delivered in June 1978.

ADENOSINE/cycAMP Seminars, Papers'.  Contents of folder so inscribed divided into three for ease of reference. Drafts for two papers delivered at ISN Symposium, September 1979.

ADENOSINE/cycAMP Seminars, Papers'.  Contents of folder so inscribed divided into three for ease of reference. Drafts for two contributions to Biochemical Society Colloquium, Guildford, December 1979.

'For how long after its formation is cyclic AMP active in the brain, and at what sites?', Institute of Neurology, University of London, 9 May 1980.

'Neurotransmitter mediators & the endogenous activities of the brain', National Institute for Medical Research, London, March 1981.

'Flow of thought and flow of substance in the brain', Rush University, 21 May 1981 and University of Iowa, 29 May [1981]. Lecture notices, 9 pp manuscript 'spoken version 5/81'

'Flow of thought and flow of substance in the brain', Rush University, 21 May 1981 and University of Iowa, 29 May [1981]. Figures etc.

'Flow of thought and flow of substance in the brain', Rush University, 21 May 1981 and University of Iowa, 29 May [1981]. Manuscript notes and drafts re 'flow of thought', William James, Virginia Wolf, etc, August - November 1981.

'Flow of thought and flow of substance in the brain', Rush University, 21 May 1981 and University of Iowa, 29 May [1981]. Manuscript notes and drafts re 'flow of thought', William 	James, Virginia Wolf, etc, August - November 1981.

'History of neurochemistry'

'Neurochemistry and problem-solving: an historical account', University of California, San Francisco, June 1983.

Msc. Lecture 'Cyclic nucleotides and adenosine', 'UM&DSchls, Divisn of Biochemistry', 14 October 1985.

'Discovering electrical events in tissues: an historical perspective', Department of Pharmacology, University of Birmingham, 25 February 1991.

'The chemical nature of the brain made manifest', Oxford University Scientific Society, February 1960

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'The chemical nature of the brain made manifest', Oxford University Scientific Society, February 1960

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