Organic acidurias : proceedings of the ninth symposium of the Society for the Study of Inborn Errors of Metabolism / edited by J. Stern and C. Toothill.

  • Society for the Study of Inborn Errors of Metabolism
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1972
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Credit: Organic acidurias : proceedings of the ninth symposium of the Society for the Study of Inborn Errors of Metabolism / edited by J. Stern and C. Toothill. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    IMEUROMETABOLIC DISORDERS IN CHILDHOOD First Symposium Edited by К. S. HOLT, Director, Wolf son Centre, Institute of Child Health, University of London: and J. MILNER 120 pages 39 illustrations 75p The biochemical aspects of childhood neurology, dis¬ orders of mood and intelligence, and the neuropatho- logical changes found in intrinsic metabolic errors are dealt with, A series of papers follows, confined more to single metabolic upsets. Wilson's disease and errors of copper metabolism, 'maple syrup' urine disease, and a disorder of tryptophan metabolism. The authority of the speakers is evident and the papers are clear even to the non-specialist. The Lancet BIOCHEIVIICAL APPROACHES TO MENTAL HANDICAP IN CHILDREN Second Symposium J. D. ALLAN, Consultant Paediatrician, Macclesfield and Stockport Hospital Groups: and K. S. HOLT 92 pages 18 illustrations 75p A full description of the biochemical survey of mental handicap which is being carried out in Northern Ireland was given by Dr. Carson and Dr. Brian Bower described the study undertaken in Birmingham of tryptophan metabolism in infantile spasms. Three papers followed reviewing in detail the published material on hetero¬ zygotes in neurometabolic disorders, the biochemical aspects of Down's disease, and the problems of infantile autism. Archives of Disease in Childhood BASIC CONCEPTS OF INBORN ERRORS AND DEFECTS OF STEROID BIOSYNTHESIS Third Symposium Edited by K. 8. HOLT and D. N. RAINE, Chemical Pathologist, Birmingham Children's Hospital 88 pages 34 illustrations 75p The participants of this symposium have made a notable contribution to the relationship of basic and clinical sciences in bringing together the studies of various disciplines which should be of great interest not only to the research scientist but also to the medical practitioner, endocrinologist and paediatrician. SOME RECENT ADVANCES IN INBORN ERRORS OF METABOLISM Fourth Symposium Edited by K. S. HOLT, and VICTORIA P. COFFEY, Lecturer in Teratology, Trinity College, Dublin: Paedia¬ trician, St Kevin's Hospital, Dublin 184 pages 70 illustrations £1.50 Paediatrics Digest ISBN 0 443 00931 7 in U.K. only
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