Abstract
The Commission on the Nomenclature of Biological Chemistry decided in 1958 that an attempt should be made to standardize the abbreviations and symbols used for chemical names of special interest in biological chemistry. A Subcommittee, consisting of L. Hellerman, W. Klyne (Chairman), and E. C. Slater, was set up early in 1959 to deal with this problem.
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