Experiments Concerning Tuberculosis: Under The Supervision Of The Biochemic Division, Volumes 52-58
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"Experiments Concerning Tuberculosis" compiles research conducted under the supervision of the Biochemic Division, volumes 52-58. This collection details various experiments and findings related to tuberculosis, offering insights into the scientific understanding of the disease during the period of its publication. Contributions from Marion Dorset, Ernest Charles Schroeder, Emil Alexander De Schweinitz, and William Edwin Cotton provide a comprehensive look at the methodologies and results obtained through biochemical investigations.
This volume serves as a valuable resource for historians of science and medicine, as well as researchers interested in the historical context of tuberculosis research and the evolution of biochemical analysis techniques. The detailed accounts of experiments provide a glimpse into the scientific processes and challenges of the time.
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