Stedman E

General

Full name : Edgar Stedman

First name :

Mail : Department of Medical Chemistry University of Edinburgh

Zip Code :

City :

Country : United Kingdom

Email :

Phone :

Fax :

Website :

Directory :

References (10)

Title : Central action of anticholinesterases -

Author(s) : Schweitzer A , Stedman E , Wright S

Ref : Journal of Physiology London , 96 :302 , 1939

PubMedID:

Title : Proc. Roy. Soc. 12IB: 142-164 -

Author(s) : Easson LR , Stedman E

Ref : Proc Roy Soc , 12IB :142 , 1936

PubMedID:

Title : The relative cholinesterase activities of serum and corpuscles from the blood of certain species -

Author(s) : Stedman E

Ref : Biochemical Journal , 29 :2107 , 1935

PubMedID: 16745885

Title : Studies on the relationship between chemical constitution and physiological action: Molecular dissymmetry and physiological activity. -

Author(s) : Easson LH , Stedman E

Ref : Biochemical Journal , 27 :1257 , 1933

PubMedID: 16745220

Title : Choline-esterase. An enzyme present in the blood-serum of the horse -

Author(s) : Stedman E , Easson LH

Ref : Biochemical Journal , 26 :2056 , 1932

PubMedID: 16745037

Title : Studies on the relationship between chemical constitution and physiological action: The inhibitory action of certain synthetic urethanes on the activity of liver esterase. -

Author(s) : Stedman E

Ref : Biochemical Journal , 25 :1147 , 1931

PubMedID: 16744678

Title : Chemical constitution and miotic action -

Author(s) : Stedman E

Ref : American Journal of Physiology , 90 :528 , 1929

PubMedID:

Title : Studies on the relationship between chemical constitution and physiological action: Part II. The miotic activity of urethanes derived from the isomeric hydroxybenzyldimethylamines. -

Author(s) : Stedman E

Ref : Biochemical Journal , 23 :17 , 1929

PubMedID: 16744184

Title : Studies on the relationship between chemical constitution and physiological action. 1. Position isomerism in relation to miotic activity of synthetic urethanes -

Author(s) : Stedman E

Ref : Biochemical Journal , 20 :719 , 1926

PubMedID:

Title : Physostigmine (eserine). Part III -

Author(s) : Stedman E , Banger G

Ref : J Chem Soc , 127 :247 , 1925

PubMedID:

Stedman E

General

References (10)

1. Central action of anticholinesterases

2. Proc. Roy. Soc. 12IB: 142-164

3. The relative cholinesterase activities of serum and corpuscles from the blood of certain species

4. Studies on the relationship between chemical constitution and physiological action: Molecular dissymmetry and physiological activity.

5. Choline-esterase. An enzyme present in the blood-serum of the horse

6. Studies on the relationship between chemical constitution and physiological action: The inhibitory action of certain synthetic urethanes on the activity of liver esterase.

7. Chemical constitution and miotic action

8. Studies on the relationship between chemical constitution and physiological action: Part II. The miotic activity of urethanes derived from the isomeric hydroxybenzyldimethylamines.

9. Studies on the relationship between chemical constitution and physiological action. 1. Position isomerism in relation to miotic activity of synthetic urethanes

10. Physostigmine (eserine). Part III