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PAGE The Dale Medallist1977.IP Everett, J. W. The timing of ovulation. The Sir Henry Dale Lecture for 1977.3P Medal of the Society for Endocrinology,1976.15/> Milne, J. ., Pack, A. I. and Coutts, J. R. T. Gas exchange and acid-base status during the normal human menstrual cycle and in subjects taking oral contraceptives.IIP Hutton, J. D., Murray, M. A. F., Goodall, Ann, Jacobs, H. S. and James, V. . T. The role of the adrenal cortex in oestrogen production in postmenopausal women.18P Pearlman, W. H., Peng, L. H., Mazoujian, G., Haagensen, D. E., Jr, Wells, S. ., Jr and Kister, S. J. A specific progesterone-binding component of human breast cyst fluid : its isolation and characterization.19P Brodie, M. J., Goldberg, ., Beastall, G. H., Yeo, P. P. B. and Ratcliffe, J. G. Abnormal thyroid function in symptomatic acute intermittent porphyria.20P Greaves, M., Martin, T. J., Atkins, D., Gyde, O. H. B. and Harris, B. R. Renal cortical carcinoma, erythropoietin and prostaglandinE.21.P Hall, P. E. and Jeffcoate, S. L. The supply of matched assay reagents for radioimmunoassay of hormones in reproductivephysiology.22P Hall, P. E., Cresswell, M. and Hurn, . A. An external quality control survey of the radio¬ immunoassay of hormones in reproductive physiology.22P Wilson, D. W., Nix, A. B. J., Kemp, . W. and Griffiths, . New quality control techniques in radioim unoassay.23.P Hodgins, M. B., Clayton, R. N. and London, D. R. Androgen metabolism and binding in skin and fibroblasts from a case of incomplete male pseudohermaphroditism.24P Sirett, D. A. N. and Grant, J. K. Androgen binding in cytosol and nucleus of cells from human benign hyperplasticprostate.25P Ghanadian, R., Auf, G., Smith, C. B., Chaloner, P. J., Chisholm, G. D. and Blacklock, . J. Characterization and measurement of an androgen receptor protein in the cytosol of rhesus monkeyprost t .26P Nicholson, R. I., Daniel, C. P., Davies, P. and Griffiths, K. [3H]Tamoxifen binding studies in dimethylbenzanthracene-induced mammary carcinomata.26P Goodall, Ann and James, V. H. T. Conjugated androstenedione in urine.27P Hammond, G. L. Endogenous levels of eight steroids in the human prostate from birth to old age . 27P Thomas, A. K., Ebling, F. J., Cooke, I. D., Randall, Valerie ., Skinner, J. and Cawood, Marion. Treatment of hirsutism with cyproteroneacetate.28P Mahmoud, S. and Jones, M. T. Relative importance of corticosteroid negative-feedback at the hypothalamus and anterior pituitarygland.29P Ratter, Sally J., Hogan, Patricia, Lowry, P. J., Edwards, C. R. W. and Rees, Lesley . Com¬ parison of plasma immunoreactive and bioactive corticotrophin.30P Barton, R. N. and Little, R. A. Evidence for an active role of the adrenal cortex in the early res¬ ponses to injury in therat.30P Vinson, G. P., Goddard, C. and Whitehouse, B. J. Steroid profiles formed by adrenocortical tissue from rats with hereditary diabetes insipidus (Brattleboro strain) and from normal female Wistar rats under different conditions ofstimulation.31P Jackson, . ., Brown, J. Anne, Oliver, J. Ann and Henderson, I. W. Actions of angiotensin on single nephron filtration rates of trout, Salmo gairdneri, adapted to freshand sea-water environ¬ ments .32P Van Noorden, Susan, Polak, Julia M., Negri, Lucia and Pearse, A. G. E. Common peptides in brain, intestine and skin: embryology, evolution and significance.33P Facer, P., Polak, Julia M., Bloom, S. R. and Sullivan, S. N. Endorphin-like immunoreactivity in the human and rodent pituitarygla ds.34P Adrian, T. E., Besterman, H. S., Mallinson, C. N., Czaykowska, W. M. and Bloom, S. R. Studies