Thompson, Samuel

Thompson, Charles John Samuel. Alchemy and the alchemists. London Harrap, 1932 reprint, Mineola (NY) Newton Abbot Dover Publications David Charles,... 

Thompson, Charles John Samuel. Alchemy source of chemistry and medicine. 1897 reprint, New York Sentry P, 1974. xv, 335p. 

Thompson, Charles John Samuel. The lure and romance of alchemy. London Harrap, 1932. 2 p. 1., 248, [1] p. 

Thompson, Charles John Samuel. Alchemical symbols and secret alphabets. Holmes Pub Group, 1988. ISBN 0916411982... 

Besides, various types of societies and botanical clubs held meetings and published different types of communications to educate the general people with regard to the availability of natural products and how they could be helpful to an individual s health. Samuel Thompson s Thompson s New Guide to Health was also one very popular publication. For a variety of reasons, the interest in natural products continues to this very... 

Thompson J (1855) On certain curious motions observable at the surfaces of wine and other alcoholic liquors. Phil Mag Ser 4 330 (summarized in Maxwell JC (1878) Capillary action. Encyclopedia Brittanica, V, 9 ed, Samuel L Hall, New York)... 

Some inventors who named weapons after themselves include Samuel Colt, the Colt revolver, Henry Deringer, Jr., the derringer pistol, Dr. Richard J. Gatling, the crank machine gun, Col. John T. Thompson, the submachine or tommy gun, and Oliver F. Winchester, the repeating rifle. 

Bischoff JR, Samuel CE (1985) Mechanism of interferon action. The interferon-induced phosphoprotein PI possesses a double-stranded RNA-dependent ATP-binding site. J Biol Chem 260 8237-8239 Bolovan CA, Sawtell NM, Thompson RL (1994) ICP34.5 mutants of herpes simplex virus type 1 strain 17syn+ are attenuated for neurovirulence in mice and for replication in confluent primary mouse embryo cell cultures. J Virol 68 48-55... 

Indian tobacco (Lobelia inflata), also known as pukeweed , has been used for centuries by the Penobscots people in the Northeastern United States and the Canadian Maritimes, as an entheogenic and emetic drug, before Samuel Thompson (1769-1843), an herbalist from New Hampshire, claimed it as a valuable remedy. The roots were used for the treatment of sexually transmitted diseases, e.g. syphilis, and skin diseases were medicated with poultices from smashed leaves. By parenteral application, Indian tobacco is effective against oedema and asthma. Thus, Lobelia inflata was found since 1820 in many pharmacopoeias. 

Powell, J. J., S. M. Greenfield, R. P. Thompson, et al. 1995. Assessment of Toxic Metal Exposure Following the Camelford Water Pollution Incident Evidence of Acute Mobilization of Lead Into Drinking Water. Analyst 120 793-798. Preston, Samuel H., and Michael R. Haines. 1991. Fatal Years Child Mortality in Late-Nineteenth-Century America. Princeton, N.J. Princeton University Press. 

Yunhui Zhang, Yong-Jin Wu, Huan He, Lorin Thompson, Joe Shi, Shirong Zhu, Samuel Gerritz, Andrew Good, Jodi Muckelbauer, Catherine R. Burton, Jeremy H. Toyn, Charlie F. Albright, Andy Tebben, and John Macor, Research and Development, Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, 5 Research Parkway, Wallingford, CT 06492... 

Tomkins G, Gelehrter T, Granner D, Martin D, Samuels H, Thompson E (1969) Science 166 1474-1480... 

Samuel C. Temin, Walpole, Massachusetts Richard T. Thompson, Loctite Corporation, Newington, Connecticut Frederick Tobiason, Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, Washington Herb Turner, Nordson Corporation, Amherst, Ohio... 

The mechanism of the hypocholesteremic effect of neomvcin has been reviewed and investigated by Thompson and coworkers. They found that this basic antibiotic caused precipitation of cholesterol, fatty acids and bile acids from the micellar phase of aspirate from the small Intestine, following administration with a test meal. Disruption of mixed micelles of these substances could be expected to Interfere with absorption, especially of cholesterol. Lipase activity was not affected. Samuel has reported a strong correlation between the ability of neomycin to prevent fecal conversion of cholic acid to deoxychollc acid and its ability to... 

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