I. Studies on various biochemical problems (1926-1936), & II. Biochemical studies on the histidine metabolism in normal and toxaemic pregnancy

Vol. I: 1) On methylguanidine picrate. 2) The calcium content of the herrt muscle. 3) The distribution of nitrogen in the muscles of various animals. I. 4) The distribution of nitrogen in muscles of various animals. II. 5) The occurrence of methylated nitrogen-derivatives in sea-weed. I. 6) Fractionation of mixtures of basic compounds by permutite. 7) Tho effect of melting caustic potosh upon various organic compounds. On an apparatus for determination of volatile basic compounds. 8) The occurrence of methylated nitrogen-derivatives in sea-weed. II. Feeding-experiments with trimethyl amine on cold-blooded. animals. 9) The formation of glycogen in the liver of rats. 10) On the alteration of alkylamines in the metabolism and on the occurrence of monomethylamine in the normal urine. I 11) The occurrence of monomethylamine in the urine. lI. 12) A new reaction for qualitative and quantitative estimation of phenylalanine 13) The influence of nutrition upon the occurrence of ether-soluble acids in the urine. 14) A new method for quantitative estimation of carnosine in biological fluids. 15) On the synthesis of purines in the body of mammals. 16) On compounds extracted from the liver. 17) On azoproteins containing arsenic.Vol. II: 1) Isolation of histamine from the urine of patients with toxaemia of pregnancy. (In the press of the Biochemical Journal). 2) The excretion of histidine in normal pregnancy urine and in the urine of patients with toxaemia of pregnancy.(In the press of the Journal Obstet. and Gynaecol. Brit. Emp.). 3) The significance of the isolation of histamine from the urine in the toxaemia of pregnancy. (In the press of the Journal Obstet. and Gynaecol. Brit. Emp.)