McClure, Claude

Major Claude McClure, declined to sign the necessary approval, even though the manuscript contained no classified information. His comment was that it was too long and detailed to be acceptable as a journal article. 

Claude McClure, MD Trained as a neurosurgeon and biochemist, Major McClure became Chief of the Biomedical Laboratories in 1974. 

Kermit Erickson Claude McClure Robert Stavinoha Francis Peck Chariie Krauss... 

Ketchum (228) summarized the experiments with 3-qulnuclldlnyl benzllate performed between August 1960 and July 1963 with human volunteers. The report Included an appendix, prepared by Claude McClure, Jr., on the chemistry and biochemistry of 3-qulnuclldlnyl benzllate. The outstanding Information derived from this appendix Is that the brain was the only organ of mice found to contain 3h 48 h after Intraperltoneal Injection of [3H]3-qulnucIidlnyl benzllate. Perfusion of this benzllate through the livers of rats had Indicated that the liver destroyed the compound quickly, 90Z of the compound having disappeared from the perfusate within 30 min and less than 0.22 of the compound being found unaltered In the bile. The products were not known. Several hypotheses of biochemical mechanisms of action of 3-qulnuclldlnyl benzllate were presented, but no firm support for any of them was available. 

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