American Society for Nutrtion Archive Box 13
Contains 16 Results:
Bengt Gustaffson (Karolinska Institute, Sweden, 1966), 1966 - 1966
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Barend C.P. Jansen
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Philip B. Hawk, 1874-1966
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Louise Stanley
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Franz Knoop, 1929, 1929 - 1929
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W.C. Rose
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Katherine Hope Coward, 1926, 1926 - 1926
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T.B. Robertson
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H.C. Sherman
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P. Korrer
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Paul L. Day
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Food and Nutrition Board, National Research Council, January 1944 (donated by H.S.Mitchell), 1944 - 1944
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First and Second Dinner Meetings of the National Vitamin Foundation, 1946-47 (donated byJ.H.Browe), 1946 - 1947
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International Physiological Congress Framed photograph of the 13th International Physiological Congress, Boston, Massachusetts, August 1929. Seated from Left to right: A.C. Ivy, A.J Carlson, I.P. Pavlov, B.P. Babkin, A.B. Luckhardt, and W. N. Boldyreff. Added to inventory January 6, 1997.
International Physiological Congress Framed photograph of the 13th International Physiological Congress, Boston, Massachusetts, August 1929. Seated from Left to right: A.C. Ivy, A.J Carlson, I.P. Pavlov, B.P. Babkin, A.B. Luckhardt, and W. N. Boldyreff.
Note: See also series 7 Fellows and Award Winners
Framed and autographied photograph of Howard Bishop Lewis 1887-1954 who served as Chairman of the Department of Biological Chemistry at University of Michigan Medical School.
Note: See also series 7 Fellows and Award Winners
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