James F. Berry

Citadel

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Douglass F. Taber

University of Delaware

Elmer Stotz

Indiana University School of Medicine

John B. Iverson

Earlham College

Logan Shannahan

DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory

Barbara S. Slusher

Johns Hopkins Medicine

Takashi Tsukamoto

Johns Hopkins University

Müge Fermen‐Coker

DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory

David A. Turner

University of York

Stephen L. Craig

Duke University

Dana Ferraris

McDaniel College

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University of Minnesota

Eisai (United States)

Johns Hopkins Medicine

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Drug Discovery Laboratory (Norway)

University of Baltimore

Guilford College

University of California, San Diego

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RÔLE OF PHOSPHORYLCHOLINE IN ACETYLCHOLINE SYNTHESIS

Journal of Biological Chemistry (1956)

James F. Berry Elmer Stotz

Phosphorylcholine

10.1016/s0021-9258(18)65849-1

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The isolation and identification of lysolecithin from lipid extracts of normal human serum

Journal of Lipid Research (1959)

E Gjone James F. Berry David A. Turner

Chromatography on silicic acid was employed for the separation of phospholipid components of normal human serum. These components were identified as cephalins, lecithin, sphingomyelin, and lysolecithin by paper chromatography, chemical analyses, and infrared spectra. The quantities of the phospholipid component were determined.

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10.1016/s0022-2275(20)39094-5

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Determination of the fatty acid composition of cerebrospinal fluid by gas‐liquid chromatography

Neurology (1965)

James F. Berry John Logothetis Magdaline Bovis

10.1212/wnl.15.12.1089

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ChemInform Abstract: Preparation of 2‐Iodo Allylic Alcohols from 2‐Butyn‐1,4‐diol.

ChemInform (2008)

Douglass F. Taber M. Inthikhab Sikkander James F. Berry Kevin J. Frankowski

Abstract ChemInform is a weekly Abstracting Service, delivering concise information at a glance that was extracted from about 200 leading journals. To access a ChemInform Abstract of an article which was published elsewhere, please select a “Full Text” option. The original article is trackable via the “References” option.

10.1002/chin.200824054

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Convenient Synthetic Route to an Enantiomerically Pure FMOC α-Amino Acid

The Journal of Organic Chemistry (2008)

Douglass F. Taber James F. Berry Timothy J. Martin

A strategy for the facile alpha-amination of carboxylic acid menthyl esters is described. The resulting diastereomers, readily separable, can be individually carried on to each enantiomer of the FMOC alpha-amino acid. A variety of unnatural side chains were compatible with this approach. The menthyl ester was easily removed from the FMOC alpha-amino acid without racemization.

10.1021/jo801781v

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Thinking about Rules and Strategies

Trumpeter (1994)

James F. Berry

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Synthesis of kojic acid derivatives as secondary binding site probes of d-amino acid oxidase

Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters (2013)

Mithun Raje Niyada Hin Bridget Duvall Dana Ferraris James F. Berry

Kojic acid

Hydroxymethyl

D-amino acid oxidase

10.1016/j.bmcl.2013.04.062

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Reflections on Conflicts over Forests: Work, Jobs, Income and a New Approach to Economics

The Trumpeter (1989)

James F. Berry

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Synthesis of a Functionalized, Multiarm Spiropyran Mechanophore and Evaluation under Quasi-static and High-Rate Loading Conditions in Bulk PDMS

James F. Berry Yangju Lin Logan Shannahan Müge Fermen‐Coker Stephen L. Craig

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Investigation of a family with hypertrophic neuropathy resembling Roussy‐Levy syndrome

Neurology (1974)

Robert L. Kriel Kenneth D. Cliffer James F. Berry Jung‐Hoon Sung C. S. BLAND

An investigation was made of a family with a hypertrophic neuropathy resembling Roussy-Levy syndrome. The primary clinical features of the disease were: pattern of inheritance compatible with autosomal dominance; onset in infancy; slow and unsteady progression with minimal disability and normal life expectancy; absent deep tendon reflexes; pes cavus; weakness in dorsiflexion of the feet and toes; limb dyssynergia; difficulty with equilibrium; intention tremor; and mild sensory abnormalities. Motor nerve conduction velocities were severely diminished in affected family members. His-topathologic examination of sural nerves showed onion bulb formations typically seen in hypertrophic neuropathies, and phospholipid analysis of sural nerve specimens showed changes indicative of demyelination. The data in this kinship support the hypothesis that Roussy-Levy syndrome is distinct from Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease.

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10.1212/wnl.24.9.801

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