Abraham, Edward

Abraham, Lyndy. "Edward Kelly s Hieroglyph." In Emblems and alchemy (Glasgow Emblem Studies vol.3 (1998)), eds. Alison Adams and Stanton J. Linden, 95-108., 1998. 

Abraham SA, Edwards K, Karlsson G, et al. Formation of transition metal-doxorubicin complexes inside liposomes. Biochim Biophys Acta 2002 1565 41. 

Abraham, S. A., Edwards, K., Karlsson, G., Macintosh, S., Mayer, L. D., McKenzie, C., and Bally, M. B. (2002), Formation of transition metal-doxorubicin complexes inside liposomes, Biochim. Biophys. Acta, 1565,41-54. 

Fried, J. Abraham, N. A. in Organic Reactions in Steroid Chemistry, Fried, J. Edwards, J. A., Eds. Van Nostrand Reinhold New York. 1972 Chapter 8, p423. 

Tennyson, Alfred, L Z Tesser, Abraham, 30,42-43,47,275 Thaler, Richard, 12,251 n.149 Thales, 22 88 Thompson. Edward, 328 threats, 380 and warnings, 3(80-84 credible, 380-81.385-86 Thucydides. 33 -33 Thweatt Vivien. 39... 

Edwards, J.P., Short, J.E. and Abraham, L. (1991) Large-scale evaluation of the insect juvenile hormone analogue fenoxycarb as a long-term protectant of stored wheat. Journal of Stored Products Research 27, 31-39. 

Edward Penley Abraham (1913 1999), ODNB G. Lowe, The Independent, 26 February, 1999 Letter from Abraham to J. B. Morrell, 13 July 1987. 

The author wishes to acknowledge the dedication and analytical expertise of FDA colleagnes H. Ray Granade, Edward L.E. Jester, and Ann Abrahams whose efforts are represented in these pages. Similarly, exceptional conceptual discussions with academic colleagnes Dr. Donald, Anderson, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, Dr. Glenn Morris, University of Maryland School of Medicine, and Dr. Tracey Villareal, University of Texas continne to inspire perseverance in pnrsnit of answers. 

Irish physicist George Stokes coins the term fluorescence. English chemist Edward Eranklin describes the phenomenon later called valence. Canadian geologist Abraham Gesner discovers kerosene. 

The key developments leading to the pool of information collected in these earlier works is outlined in an introduction to this compendium by Professor Sir Edward Abraham, a dominant figure throughout the 40 years since the first demonstration of therapeutic effectiveness of a crude fermentation product from a Penicillium mold. Sir Edward s vivid documentation of these events sets the stage for the description of the vast expansion of knowledge that occurred from 1971 through 1981 with regard to the numbers of new p-lactam structures that are potent broad-spectrum antibiotics. 

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