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Claude Rimington

National Institute for Medical Research

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Biochemical Journal | 1940

Seromucoid and the bound carbohydrate of the serum proteins.

Claude Rimington

Biochemical Journal | 1941

Myohaemoglobin in the urine of air raid casualties with crushing injury

Eric G. L. Bywaters; George Edward Delory; Claude Rimington; John Smiles

Biochemical Journal | 1947

Studies on alcaptonuria: 2. Investigations on a case of human alcaptonuria.

A. Neuberger; Claude Rimington; J. M. G. Wilson

The Lancet | 1938

PORPHYRINURIA FOLLOWING SULPHANILAMIDE :: SULPHANILAMIDE DERMATITIS

Claude Rimington; A.W. Hemmings

Proceedings of the Royal Society of London B: Biological Sciences | 1939

A Reinvestigation of Turacin, the Copper Porphyrin Pigment of Certain Birds Belonging to the Musophagidae

Claude Rimington

Biochemical Journal | 1939

Porphyrinuric action of drugs related to sulphanilamide. Comparison with reported toxicity, therapeutic efficiency and causation of methaemoglobinaemia. Definition of the structure responsible for porphyrinuric action

Claude Rimington; A.W. Hemmings

Biochemical Journal | 1944

Serum gonadotrophin: 2. Further purification of the active material.

Claude Rimington; I. W. Rowlands

Biochemical Journal | 1943

A simple fluorescence comparator and its application to the determination of porphyrin: Addendum. By E. Schuster.

Claude Rimington

Biochemical Journal | 1943

A quantitative method for the determination of uroporphyrin in pathological urines.

Claude Rimington

Biochemical Journal | 1941

Note on the amino-acids present in phosphopeptone.

Claude Rimington

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