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With R. Consden, A.H. Gordon, and A.J.P. Martin. Not listed in Bibliog., latest bibliographical reference 1944.

Correspondence re Gramicidin S.

Synge's contact with the Company was initiated by A.J.P. Martin, represented by two letters in the folder.

Contents of Synge's folder so inscribed divided into two for ease of reference.

E/64: Correspondence from O. Rosenheim 1944, and A. J. P. Martin; 'The non-identity of Thudichum's glycoleucine and norleucine', manuscript and typescript rough draft and 3pp typescript draft dated 8 February 1945.
E/65: Manuscript and typescript notes and pages of drafts, some in Rosenheim's hand.

Candid photograph of Lord Adrian sitting in a Plenary Session lecture given by Prof. A. J. P. Martin at the Third International Congress on the Unity of the Sciences, London. Pencil caption on verso.

With A.H. Gordon and A.J.P. Martin, Bibliog. 18 (1943). Brief correspondence with editor, 1943.

Correspondence, including a 1942 postcard from Perutz addressed to A.J.P. Martin.

'Partition chromatography in the study of protein constituents', with A.H. Gordon and A.J.P. Martin, Bibliog. 14 (1943); Brief correspondence with editor, 1942.

'The amino-acid composition of tyrocidine', with A.H. Gordon and A.J.P. Martin, Bibliog. 17 (1943); Correspondence with editor, 1943.

Synge was awarded the Medal jointly with A.J.P. Martin and A.T. James for 'their development of gas-liquid (partition) chromatography'.

Press release; newspaper cutting; correspondence re arrangements for receiving the prize; congratulations

Martin and Synge shared the 1952 Nobel Prize for Chemistry for their invention of partition chromatography.

J/186-J/187: Letters from Martin in Leeds where he was based at the Wool Industries Research Association, 1936-1946. Almost all the letters are undated.
J/188: 1947–1948, 1951-1953, 1955-1956, 1965, 1970, 1973, and undated

Synge's visit, between 20 September and 4 October 1952. was supported by the Polish Cultural Institute. During his visit the award of the 1952 Nobel prize for Chemistry to Synge and A.J.P. Martin was announced.

G/15: Correspondence re arrangements, 1952; manuscript rough draft of lecture on 'Principles of chromatography', Warsaw, 26 September 1952.
G/16: Correspondence arising, 1952-1954; typescript note on work of the Polish botanist M.S. Tsvet, 1953; etc.

Untitled. Describing early work on gramicidin. Latest bibliographical reference 1949.

Includes correspondence re UK stamp featuring Synge and A.J.P. Martin, 1977.

With R. Consden, A.H. Gordon, and A.J.P. Martin, Bibliog, 32 (1947).

Correspondence re publication, 1945, 1947.

With A.J.P. Martin, Advances in Protein Chemistry 2 (1946).

Correspondence with Martin and J.T. Edsall, editor, chiefly re corrections of proofs.