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RefNoHF/1/3/5/2/23
Previous numbers98HF.39.2.23
LevelItem
Title'Further studies in the degradation of penicillin (VIII)'
Date8 November 1943
DescriptionPEN.109
By E P Abraham, E Chain, W Baker and R Robinson.
Duscussion of work showing that penillo-I aldehyde occurs in the penicillin molecule as a derivatuve of beta gamma-hexenoylaminoacetaldehyde, CH3.CH2.CH.CHCH2.CO.NH.CH2.CHO, and is a derivative of hydroscorbic acid.
Extent2pp
AccessStatusOpen
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