Biochemistry
Found in 75 Collections and/or Records:
Egbert Hugh Luckey Biographical File
Biographical file includes news clippings, obituary, photograph, and article.
George Vernon Mann Biographical File
Biographical file includes photograph, news clippings/articles, academic journal articles, CV, a copy of Mann's Figure and Fitness book, and other biographical information.
Karl Mason Papers
Personal papers of nutritionist, anatomist, and biochemist Karl Mason (1900-1978), who was a professor of anatomy at Vanderbilt from 1926-1940. Materials include: correspondence, reprints, and photographs. Correspondents include: Glenn Cullen, Alfred Blalock, Sam Clark, Robert S. Cunningham, W.S. Leathers, Canby Robinson, Rudolph Kampmeier, and Lafayette B. Mendel.
Morton Freeman Mason Biographical File
File contains a brochure describing the Morton F. Mason Lectureship at the Univeity of Texas Health Sciences Cetner at Dallas and incudes biograpical information.
Daniel Masys Biographical File
Grace McVeigh Biographical File
Biographical file includes correspondence, obituaries, article, memoriam program, photograph, and other biographical information.
Ann S. Minot Papers
Personal papers of Ann S. Minot (1894-1980), biochemist and Vanderbilt professor who established the first blood bank at Vanderbilt. Materials include: personal and biographical material; manuscripts; lectures; notes and notebooks; correspondence; reprints; case histories; experimental data; subject files; note card bibliographies; drawings, photos, and slides.
Harold Hanson Mitchell Papers
Personal papers of Harold Hanson Mitchell (1886-1966) nutritionist and pioneer in the use of statistics in nutrition experimentation. Materials include: correspondence with Marjorie Edman; interviews with Edman and Marguerite Mitchell; portions of dissertation; reprints, 1909-1924; and inventory of collection at UI-Urbana.
Stanford Moore Biographical File
Biographical file includes a newspaper article.
Alvin L. Moxon Papers
Personal papers of Alvin L. Moxon, nutritionist and biochemist. The collection consists of reprints by A. L. Moxon, primarily on the toxicity of selenium.
Robert Allan Neal Biographical File
Biographical file includes two curriculum vitae.
David E. Ong Biographical File
Includes photographs, newspaper article.
Marie Claire Orgebin-Crist Biographical File
Includes photographs and negatives.
Bernard Oser Collection
Personal papers of noted toxicologist, nutritionist, and President of Food Research Laboratories, Inc., Bernard Oser (1899-1995). The collection consists primarily of reprints but also also includes correspondence, notes, manuscripts, brochures, and lab data.
Jane Harting Park Biographical File
Biographical file includes newspaper clippings.
William Norman Pearson Biographical File
Biographical file includes newspaper clippings, collection inventory, and CV.
Charles Summers Robinson Biographical File
Includes photographs, articles, letters.
William D. Robinson Papers
Papers of nutritionist William D. Robinson (1911-1988), consisting of materials related to a Nutrition Survey of the American Zone of Occupation in Germany. The collection contains: orders; summary report; reports on various cities, including Berlin; data collection materials; reports on certain population groups.
Arnold Schaefer Papers
Papers of nutrition scientist Arnold Schaefer (1917-1992) consists of seven feet of films and slides, primarily related to nutrition education and international nutrition surveys. Two feet of documents from various nutrition surveys. Shaefer made important contributions to the study of folic acid.
Arthur Robert Schulert Biographical File
Biographical file includes an obituary and a CV.
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