Macleod, John

The work culminated in Banting and John MacLeod (his Professor) receiving the Nobel prize, although many felt that the contribution of Best and Collip also deserved Nobel recognition. 

Jayatilake, G. S. and A. J. MacLeod. 1987. Volatile constituents of Centella asiatica. In M. Martens, G. A. Dalen, and H. Russwurm, Jr. (eds.). Flavour Science Technology, John Wiley Sons. New York. p. 79-82. 

Frederick G. Banting and John J. R. Macleod Physiology/Medicine Discovery of insulin and treatment of diabetes... 

BANTING, SIR FREDERICK (1891-1941). A nalive ol Onlario, Canada, Banting did his most important work in enducrinulogy. His brilliant research culminated in the preparation of the antidiabetic hormone that he called insulin, derived from the isles of Langerhans in the pancreas. He received the Nobel prize in medicine for this wurk together with John MacLeod of the University of Toronto. In 1930, the Banting Institute was founded in Toronto. lie was killed in an airplane crash. 

Frederick Grant Banting, John James Richard MacLeod Insulin... 

Bevan N. and Macleod M. 1994. Usability measurement in context. Behav. Inform. Technol. 13 132. Bhavnani S.K. and John B.E. 2000. The strategic use of complex computer systems. Human-Computer Interaction 15 2,3. 

MacLeod, Dan. The Ergonomic Edge Improving Safety, Quality, and Productivity. New York John Wiley Sons, 1995. 

I wish to thank especially Roy MacLeod, Jeffrey A. Johnson, Ernst Homburg, Erik Langlinay, Seymour H. Mauskopf, Mario Morselli, and John K. Smith for their... 

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