Grab - Grüneberg

Comprises correspondence with or about the following:

- Grab, Dr Luise, Munich, West Germany

- Grahame-Smith, D G, Senior Lecturer in Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics, Medical Unit, St Mary's Hospital Medical School, University of London regarding Vogt's talk to the Aromatic Amino Acid Club, on the neuropharmacology of L-Dopa

- Grant, R T, Medical Research Council, Clinical Research Unit, Guy's Hospital, London mainly regarding experimental equipment (centrifuge), including diagrams

- Grass Instrument Company, Quincy, Massachusetts, USA: Product literature, newsletters, etc., of Grass - makers of neurophysiological equipment since 1935

- Gray, Charles, Department of Chemical Pathology, King's College Hospital Medical School, University of London inviting Vogt to contribute to the second edition of the book Hormones in Blood, chapter on catecholamines

- Greaves, Professor M W, Institute of Dermatology, St John's Hospital for Diseases of the Skin, London regarding Greaves obtaining a push-pull cannula for experimental work

- Green, Dr A F, Wellcome Research Laboratories, Beckenham, Kent regarding supplying Marthe Vogt with infundin (pituitary extract), 2 anticholinesterases, and bretylium tosylate powder

- Greep, Dr Roy O, Editor in Chief, Endocrinology, journal of the Endocrine Society, Boston, Massachusetts, USA regarding inviting Vogt to serve as an editor of the journal Endocrinology

- Gregory, Professor Rod A, University of Liverpool, Physiological Laboratory asking Vogt for information about the venous drainage from the pituitary into the general circulation

- Gross, Dr F, Ciba Pharmaceuticals Limited, Basle, Switzerland regarding supplies of amphenone to Marthe Vogt and tolerability in guinea-pigs / suitable doses

- Grüneberg, H, University College London / Medical Research Council Group for Experimental Research in Inherited Diseases, University College London regarding supplies of equipment and mice stocks for Marthe Vogt's experiments, notably shaker-1 and waltzing mice and work with ergot alkaloids on them and other strains of mice. (Covering dates of file are: Feb 1954-Oct 1956, Sep 1978)

1954-1988

1 file

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