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IN a previous communication1, it was suggested that the Astrogenic activity of crude specimens of anol and of the mother liquor from these preparations may be due to the presence of a polymer possessing an extremely high degree of potency. The active substance has been isolated by the following procedure:
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Dodds, E. C., and Lawson, W., NATURE, 139, 1038 (1937).
Campbell, N. R., Dodds, E. C., and Lawson, W., NATURE, 141, 78 (1938).
Dodds, E. C., Golberg, L., Lawson, W., and Robinson, R., NATURE, 142, 34 (1938).
Dodds, E. C., Golberg, L., Lawson, W., and Robinson, R., NATURE, 141, 247 (1938).
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CAMPBELL, N., DODDS, E. & LAWSON, W. Œstrogenic Activity of Anol; a Highly Active Phenol Isolated from the By-Products. Nature 142, 1121 (1938). https://doi.org/10.1038/1421121a0
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