The hypoglycemic activity of organic sulfur compounds and the role of sulfur in relation to the activity of insulin

Braun, Charles E.; Mason, Martha B.; Brown, Constance L.

doi:10.1021/ed015p261

J. Chem. Educ.

1938

DOI: 10.1021/ed015p261

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The hypoglycemic activity of organic sulfur compounds and the role of sulfur in relation to the activity of insulin

Charles E. Braun¹,

Martha B. Mason²,

Constance L. Brown³

Abstract: ‡ For a detailed presentation of the chemistry of insulin the reader is referred to the very complete review by Jensen and Evans in Physiological Reviews, 14, 188 (1934).

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The hypoglycemic activity of organic sulfur compounds and the role of sulfur in relation to the activity of insulin

Abstract: ‡ For a detailed presentation of the chemistry of insulin the reader is referred to the very complete review by Jensen and Evans in Physiological Reviews, 14, 188 (1934).

Cited by 2 publications

References 25 publications

The Reactions of Orthoesters with Ureas. A New Synthesis of Pyrimidines

The Reactions of Orthoesters with Ureas. A New Synthesis of Pyrimidines

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The hypoglycemic activity of organic sulfur compounds and the role of sulfur in relation to the activity of insulin

Abstract: ‡ For a detailed presentation of the chemistry of insulin the reader is referred to the very complete review by Jensen and Evans in Physiological Reviews, 14, 188 (1934).

Cited by 2 publications

References 25 publications

The Reactions of Orthoesters with Ureas. A New Synthesis of Pyrimidines

The Reactions of Orthoesters with Ureas. A New Synthesis of Pyrimidines

Synthetic Hypoglycemic Agents. I1

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