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d e p a r t m e n t o f c l in ic a l in v est ig a t io n s a n d r e s e a r c h Th e U N IV ERSIT Y O F M AN CH ESTER. DIRECTOR: JOHN F. WILKINSON. M.SC.. PH.D:.. M:D;,, F.R.C-P-, F.LC. T H E RO YAL IN FIRM ARY. M AN CH ESTER. TELEPHONE: ARDWICK 1721. Co mmu n ic a t io n s t o Th e La bo r a t o r ies a t t h e a bove a d d r ess 24th May, 1940. Dr. R. A. Kehoe, Kettering Laboratory of implied Physiology, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio.. Dear pr. Kehoe, I amsending you reprints of articles concerning lead poisoning which I have done, together with articles I have written in conjunction with Dr. S. L. Tompsett; no doubt you have seen some of this work already. I would he very much obliged if you would send me reprints of your most recent work on lead, especially with reference to lead in the blood and urine. I have recently completed ny Li.D. thesis on this problem, and although my facilities for material have been somewhat limited and are in no way comparable to your own I feel that the results may form a stimulus to further work in this country. I amat present trying to correlate stippled cell counts and urinary lead values in the excretion of coproporphyrin 3 in the urine, and if you should have any experience of the porphyrin test I would be glad of your advice. Kindest regards, KE 0020156