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Thiamine Determination Comparative Study of Yeast-Growth, Yeast-Fermentation, and Thiochrome Methods by Eppright, Margaret A, Williams, Roger J

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Adsorption of Organic Compounds. I. Adsorption of Ampholytes on an Activated Charcoal by Cheldelin, Vernon H, Williams, Roger J

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A Quantitative Test for Biotin and Observations Regarding its Occurrence and Properties by Snell, Esmond E, Eakin, Robert E, Williams, Roger J

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“Pantothenic Acid,” A Growth Determinant of Universal Biological Occurrence by Williams, Roger J, Lyman, Carl M, Goodyear, George H, Truesdail, John H, Holaday, Duncan

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Pantothenic Acid. VII. Partial and Total Synthesis Studies by Williams, Roger J, Mitchell, Herschel K, Weinstock, Harry H, Snell, Esmond E

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Pantothenic Acid. II. Its Concentration and Purification from Liver by Williams, Roger J, Truesdail, John H, Weinstock, Harry H, Rohrmann, Ewald, Lyman, Carl M, McBurney, Chas. H

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Vitamins as medicinal agents by Williams, Roger J

“…Examines and justifies the use of vitamins as medicinal agents…”
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Forty ways to be dumb by Williams, Roger J

“…All of us are smart in some ways and "dumb" in others, and the "best" teachers and students are not necessarily those who know the most chemistry…”
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Prevention of Alcoholism by Williams, Roger J

“…To the Editor:—In the answer of Maurice Seevers, MD, to a question on glutamine and "How Not to Become an Alcoholic" (200:425, 1967) there was some confusion…”
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THE RELATION BETWEEN THE HYDROLYSIS EQUILIBRIUM CONSTANT OF ESTERS AND THE STRENGTHS OF THE CORRESPONDING ACIDS by Williams, Roger J, Gabriel, Alton, Andrews, Roy C

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Ionization and the atomic structure theory in organic chemistry by Williams, Roger J

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Introduction to Organic Chemistry by Williams, Roger J.

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1975 Where Will Stock Prices Be? by Williams, Roger J.

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Differential nutrition--a new orientation from which to approach the problems of human nutrition by Williams, R J, Davis, D R

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Identifying and Treating Potential Alcoholics by Williams, Roger J.

“…The view is taken that 'excessive alcoholic consumption ... is a contributing factor in a great deal of crime.' Alcoholism, which involves compulsive excessive…”
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The Question of the Existence and Significance of Avidin-uncombinable Biotin Isotels1 by Chu, Edith Ju-Hwa, Williams, Roger J

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The Nutritional Teamwork Approach: Prevention and Regression of Cataracts in Rats by Heffley, James D., Williams, Roger J.

“…We have taken advantage of a newly assimilated principle in nutrition: no nutrient by itself should be expected to prevent or cure any disease; nutrients as…”
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Micro Determination of Active Hydrogen with Deuterium Oxide by Williams, Roger J

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How can the climate in medical education be changed? by Williams, R J

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HEREDITY, HUMAN UNDERSTANDING, AND CIVILIZATION by WILLIAMS, ROGER J.

“…In order to understand how any individual human being 'gets that way' we need at least to be able to evaluate the prime factors in his life, among which…”
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