Existence in the Tissues of Animals of a Substance closely resembling Quinia.--Dr. HENRY
BENCE JONES, in a lecture delivered March 23d, 1866, before the Royal Institution of Great …

Although this is the first volume of an extensive work which began to appear in 1927, it is
among the last volumes to be finished; all but one of the eleven volumes are off the press …

The first paper of this series appeared in Volume XXIX of this Journal. It treats of the
distribution of quinin in the blood; its disappearance from the blood; its fixation in the …

Nearly ten years ago, we communicated for the American Journal of Medical Sciences a
report on the treatment of Intermittent fever, in which the following positions were advanced …

Received for publication October 20, 1926 Quinidin is an isomere of quinin and it exerts
many of the actions of the latter, hence it seemed probable that it behaves much like quinin …

Quinoidine will dissolve in alcohol or glycerin, thus 10 grains of quinoidine will dissolve in
one drachm of rectified spirits or half a drachm of glycerin. If water is added to this, it makes a …

'Pbarmacological Laboratory. Cambridge. DURING the five years of war thb disease-whlicll
caused the greatest loss of effective man-power was malaria. In the montlhs of OQctober …

The inquiry leading to the discovery of quinoidine, originated in experiments on the diffusion
of quinine through the animal tissues, being a continuation of that relative to chemical circula …

The observation that quinin leaves the circulation rapidly in the cat and dog, which Hatcher
and Weiss recorded in the first paper of this series, and which others have recorded also, led …

Quinoidine is a mixture of the uncrystallizable alkaloids in cinchona bark and bears the
same relation to the crystallizable alkaloids, quinine, quinidine, cinchonine and …