Kahlson - Kilpatrick

Comprises correspondence with or about the following:

- Kahlson, Georg, Department of Physiology, University of Lund, Sweden including regarding his visit to Edinburgh laboratory and new assistants for his laboratory in Sweden

- Kalsner, Professor Stanley, Department of Pharmacology, School of Medicine, Ottowa, Canada requesting Vogt to write an article for the 3rd volume of a biannual series called Trends in Autonomic Pharmacology

- Karnitschnig, Ann: Paper by Karnitschnig "The role of substance P in normalizing stress response"

- Kato, Professor G, Keio University School of Medicine, Tokyo, Japan regarding photographs of Tokyo Congress for Physiological Sciences 1965

- Katz, Bernard, Department of Biophysics, University College London including regarding A V Hill's forthcoming 90th birthday gift

- Keane, P E, Department of Pharmacology, Medical School, University of Birmingham regarding Keane's application to work in Babraham with Marthe Vogt

- Kendall, E C [Medical Research Council, London] regarding Kendall's extract of whole suprarenal cortex sent to Marthe Vogt for biological assay, for the MRC Shock Committee

- Kendrew, Dr J C, Laboratory of Molecular Biology, University Postgraduate Medical School, Cambridge regarding Marthe Vogt obtaining a sample of pure crystalline human myoglobin for experiments

- Kennedy, W P, The Distillers Company (Biochemicals) Limited, London regarding supplying Marthe Vogt with 'Distivit' B12

- Keynes, Alex regarding the death of Alex Keynes, 10 August 1968 with letter from daughter Anne in Cambridge

- Keynes, Richard D, Physiological Laboratory, Cambridge including discussion over spelling and meaning of "miosis" / "myosis" in a paper by Marthe Vogt for the Journal of Physiology , 1957, grants for Brazilian Scientists to work in Britain and views on experiments on the injection of serum of schizophrenics into animals, 1970

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Information on the depositor file shows that copyright was assigned to the Wellcome Trust by Marthe Vogt. Copyright in her published papers was NOT assigned.

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