Physiology
Found in 34 Collections and/or Records:
Millikan, Glenn Allan (1906-1947)
Helen Swift Mitchell Papers
Personal papers of Helen Swift Mitchell 1895-1984), nutritionist and physiologist. Materials include: correspondence; biographical material; clippings; reprints; nutrition survey materials; and subject files on Pavlov and Mendel.
John R. Murlin Papers
Personal papers of John R. Murlin (1874-1960), nutritionist and pioneer in insulin research. Materials include: Correspondence 1927-1955. Correspondents include Charles C. Thomas, Grace Vincent, George Cargill, H.S. Mitchell, H.C. Sherman, and H.H. Mitchell. Material on history of AIN; manuscripts; speeches; AIN minutes, by-laws, membership and applicant lists; bibliography of Murlin. This collection is part of the AIN Archives.
Charles Rawlinson 'Rollo' Park Biographical File
Biographical file includes memoirs from Agnes Bevan Park, newspaper clippings, photographs ,academic journal articles, CV, and other biographical information.
Park, Charles Rawlinson 'Rollo' (b.1916)
Jane Harting Park Biographical File
Biographical file includes newspaper clippings.
John Ward Patterson Biographical File
Biographical file includes photographs and several newspaper clippings.
Patterson, John Ward (b.1916)
Simon J. Pilkis Biographical File
Biographical file includes an article and two negatives.
Robert M. Porter Biographical File
Robert L. Post Biographical File
Biographical file includes CV and photographs.
Post, Robert L. (b.1920)
James D. Snell Jr. Biographical File
Includes photograph, negative, newspaper articles, book.
Earl W. Sutherland Collection
Correspondence, memorabilia, photographs, scrapbooks, scientific prizes and awards, newspaper clippings, and other publications of Dr. Earl Sutherland, 1971 Nobel Laureate in Medicine or Physiology. Most of the material dates from after Dr. Sutherland won the Nobel Prize, and much of it was organized by family members.
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