Brown, Geoffrey

Browne, Thomas.The works of Sir Thomas Browne. Edited by Geoffrey Keynes. Edited by Geoffrey Keynes. Chicago (IL) Univ. of Chicago P., 1964. 

Keynes, Geoffrey, ed. New ed ed. Works. Edited by Geoffrey Keynes, by Thomas Browne. London Chicago (IL) Faber Univ of Chicago P, 1964. 

Brown, Scientific Organizations, 17-40 Solomon, Public Welfare-, Geoffrey V. Sutton, Science for a Polite Society (Westview, 1995), 19-41. 

Zubay, Geoffrey (1998). Biochemistry, 4th edition. Dubuque, lA Wm. C. Brown Publishers. 

ADHl-catalysis. [463] The double bond at C-11/13 is reduced by DBR2, a member of the enoate reductase family, and the aldehyde dehydrogenase ALDHl leads to the oxidation product dihydroartemisinic acid. [464] The further oxidation cascade is non-enzymatic, however stereoselective, and yields (+)-artemis-inin via relatively unstable intermediates. Geoffrey D. Brown at the University of Reading was able to demonstrate, that the Hock rearrangement of a hydroperoxide, followed by oxidation of the resulting enol with triplet oxygen, are the key steps of this sequence. [465]... 

Gradin Per, Howgate G. Paul, Selden Ragnar, and Brown A. Richard. Dynamic-mechanical properties. In Comprehensive Polymer Science and Supplements, V. 2 Polymer Properties, Sir Geoffrey Allen and John C. Bevington (eds.), 533-569, New York Pergamon Press, 1989. 

Geoffrey, D. Fungal and bacterial biodegradation white rots, brown rots, soft rots, and bacteria. n Deterioration and protection of sustainable biomaterials, Vol. 1158, ACS Symposium American Chemical Society, USA, 2014, pp. 23-58. 

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