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Gangliosides as membrane receptors for tetanus toxin, cholera toxin and serotonin by van Heyningen, W. E

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Deactivation of Cholera Toxin by a Sialidase-Resistant Monosialosylganglioside by King, Carolyn A., van Heyningen, William E.

“…The ganglioside preventing the action of cholera toxin in the rabbit skin and on the adenyl cyclase system in the small intestine of the guinea pig has been…”
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Deactivation of Cholera Toxin by Ganglioside by van Heyningen, William E., Carpenter, Charles C. J., Pierce, Nathaniel F., Greenough, William B.

“…The toxin of Vibrio cholerae increases the activity of adenyl cyclase in cell membranes. Interaction between intestinal cell membranes and the toxin of V…”
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Binding of cholera toxin by various tissues by Gascoyne, N, Van Heyningen, W E

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Evidence for the Complex Nature of the Ganglioside Receptor for Cholera Toxin by King, Carolyn A., van Heyningen, William E.

“…Choleragenoid binds more slowly and less strongly than cholera toxin to intestinal mucosal cells, and even less strongly to free ganglioside in solution…”
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Identity of the Tetanus Toxin Receptor in Nervous Tissue by VAN HEYNINGEN, W. E

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The Fixation of Tetanus Toxin, Strychnine, Serotonin and other Substances by Ganglioside by Van Heyningen, W. E

“…Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, University of Oxford ABSTRACT SUMMARY: Although tetanus toxin is fixed by brain ganglioside, it is not fixed by a number…”
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Inhibition of Aerobic Sporing Bacilli by Hæmatin by VAN HEYNINGEN, W. E

“…CERTAIN bacilli will not grow on nutrient agar containing hæmatin at a concentration of 1/20,000. Other bacilli do not appear to be affected by hæmatin. The…”
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The Fixation of Tetanus Toxin by Nervous Tissue by van HEYNINGEN, W. E

“…Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, University of Oxford ABSTRACT SUMMARY: The fixation of tetanus toxin by nervous tissue (Wassermann-Takaki phenomenon,…”
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Chemical Assay of the Tetanus Toxin Receptor in Nervous Tissue by van HEYNINGEN, W. E

“…Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, University of Oxford ABSTRACT SUMMARY: The fixation of tetanus toxin by the receptor in nervous tissue is highly specific…”
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The Antibacterial Activity of Haematin by VAN HEYNINGEN, W. E

“…Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, University of Oxford ABSTRACT SUMMARY: Haematin in concentrations of 1/1,000,000– 1/2,000,000 inhibited the growth of a…”
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TETANUS by van Heyningen, W. E.

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The Fixation of Tetanus Toxin by Ganglioside by Van Heyningen, W. E, Miller, Pauline Allan

“…Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, University of Oxford ABSTRACT SUMMARY: The fixation of tetanus toxin by brain ganglioside has been confirmed. A method…”
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Ganglioside as a Prophylactic Agent in Experimental Tetanus in Mice by MELLANBY, JANE, MELLANBY, HELEN, POPE, DIANA, VAN HEYNINGEN, W. E

“…Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, University of Oxford ABSTRACT SUMMARY: The symptoms of tetanus in mice, resulting from intramuscular injection of either…”
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The Fixation of Tetanus Toxin by Frog Brain by Van Heyningen, W. E, Woodman, R. J

“…Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, University of Oxford ABSTRACT SUMMARY: The apparent non-fixation of tetanus toxin by frog brain emulsion has been…”
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The effect of the pH and the presence of glucose during growth on the production of alpha and theta toxins and hyaluronidase by Clostridium welchii by Gale, E F, Van Heyningen, W E

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Linkage of Chemical Changes in Muscle by NEEDHAM, D. M, VAN HEYNINGEN, W. E

“…WE should like to report some experiments which form an extension of those recently described by Parnas1, and his colleagues. These workers, using muscle brei…”
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Unmasking of Actual and Potential Receptor Sites for Cholera Toxin in Intestinal Mucosal Homogenates by Gascoyne, N., van Heyningen, W. E.

“…Endogenous and exogenous sialidases appear to unmask sialidase-stable and sialidase- Iabile gangliosides in intestinal mucosal homogenates by attacking…”
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Points: African travel by van Heyningen, W E

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The role of gangliosides in the action of cholera toxin by van Heyningen, W E, King, C A

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