Barger, George
Born 1878-01-01
Died 1939-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF8129522
- WikidataQ901909
- ISNI0000000080877793
- Open LibraryOL155815A
Top Subjects
- Ergot Alkaloids (7)
- Histamine (3)
- Catechols (2)
- Catechols, chemistry (2)
- Ergot (2)
- Ergot Alkaloids, chemistry (2)
- Biochemistry (2)
Books by Barger, George
Total count: 41
A microscopical method of determining molecular weightsWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1904-01-01
The chemical and physiological assay of digitalis tincturesWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1904-01-01
The synthesis of substances allied to epinephrineWellcome Chemical Research Laboratories1905-01-01
Association in mixed solventsWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1905-01-01
Saponarina new glucoside, coloured blue with iodineWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1906-01-01
The alkaloids of ergotWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1907-01-01
Ergotoxine and some other constituents of ergotWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1907-01-01
The action of thionyl chloride on the methylene ethers of catechol derivativesPiperonyloin, piperil and hydropiperoinWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1908-01-01
The action of thionyl chloride on the methylene ethers of catechol derivatives. Pt. II. Piperonyloin, piperil and hydropiperoinWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1908-01-01
The action of thionyl chloride and of phosphorus pentachloride on the methylene ethers of catechol derivativesWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1908-01-01
The synthesis of thionaphthen derivatives from styrenes and thionyl chlorideWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1908-01-01
The action of thionyl chloride and of phosphorus pentachloride on the methylene ethers of catechol derivativesWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1908-01-01
The synthesis of thionaphthen derivatives from styrenes and thionyl chlorideWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1908-01-01
Synthesis of hordenine, the alkaloid from barleyWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1909-01-01
Isolation of the pressor principles of putrid meatWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1909-01-01
The water-soluble active principles of ergotWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1909-01-01
The water-soluble active principles of ergotWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1909-01-01
Further syntheses of p-hydroxphenylethylamineWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1909-01-01
Isolation and synthesis of p-hydroxyphenylethylaminean active principle of ergot, soluble in waterWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1909-01-01
Synthesis of hordeninethe alkaloid from barleyWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1909-01-01
Further syntheses of p-hydroxyphenylethylamineWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1909-01-01
A third active principle in ergot extracts(preliminary note)Wellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1910-01-01
A third active principle in ergot extracts(preliminary note)Wellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1910-01-01
Chemical structure and sympathomimetic action of aminesWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1910-01-01
Some phenolic derivatives of beta-phenylethylamineWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1910-01-01
The presence in ergot and physiological activity of [beta]-imidazolylethylamine(preliminary communication)Wellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1910-01-01
The alkaloids of ergot. Pt. IIWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1910-01-01
The alkaloids of ergotWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1910-01-01
Some phenolic derivatives of [beta]-phenylethylamineWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1910-01-01
4-[beta]-aminoethylglyoxaline ([beta]-iminazolylethylamine) and the other active principles of ergotWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1910-01-01
[Beta]-iminazolylethylaminea depressor constituent of intestinal mucosaWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1911-01-01
The constitution of ergothioneinea betaine related to histidineWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1911-01-01
beta-Iminazolylethylaminea depressor constituent of intestinal mucosaWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1911-01-01
The identity of trimethylhistidine (histidine-betaine) from various sourcesWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1913-01-01
The identity of trimethylhistidine (histidine-betaine) from various sourcesWellcome Physiological Research Laboratories1913-01-01
The simpler natural basesLongmans, Green1914-01-01
Some applications of organic chemistry to biology and medicineMcGraw-Hill Book Company, inc.1930-01-01
Ergot and ergotisma monograph based on the Dohme lectures delivered in Johns Hopkins University, BaltimoreGurney and Jackson1931-01-01
Organic chemistry for medical students2nd ed.Gurney and Jackson1936-01-01
The constitution of ergothioneinea betaine related to histidinepublisher not identified
4-L-aminoethylglyoxaline (L-iminazolylethylamine) and other active principles of ergotpublisher not identified