Description “I shall discuss the support of the Medical Research Council for vitamin research in interwar Britain, and tensions which arose between the secretary of the Medical Research Council, Walter Morley Fletcher, and the biochemist whom Fletcher expected to take a leading role in investigating the metabolic functions of vitamins, Frederick Gowland Hopkins.”
Book Author missing; (1998) Molecularizing biology and medicine: New practices and alliances, 1910s--1970s.
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Kohler, Robert E.;
(1978)
Walter Fletcher, F. G. Hopkins, and the Dunn Institute of Biochemistry: A case study in the patronage of science
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Austoker, Joan;
(1985)
The politics of cancer research: Walter Morley Fletcher and the origins of the British Empire Cancer Campaign
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Weatherall, Mark W.;
Kamminga, Harmke;
(1996)
The making of a biochemist. II: The construction of Frederick Gowland Hopkins' reputation
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Kamminga, Harmke;
Weatherall, Mark W.;
(1996)
The making of a biochemist. I: Frederick Gowland Hopkins' construction of dynamic biochemistry
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Hughes, Jeff;
(2010)
“Divine Right” or Democracy? The Royal Society “Revolt” of 1935
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Braun, Robyn;
(2011)
Accessory Food Factors: Understanding the Catalytic Function
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Early, Julie English;
(1996)
Technology, modernity, and “the little man”: Crippen's capture by wireless
(/isis/citation/CBB000072306/)
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Austoker, Joan;
(1988)
A history of the Imperial Cancer Research Fund, 1902-1986. With an epilogue by Sir Walter Bodmer
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Squier, Susan;
(1997)
Conflicting scientific feminisms: Charlotte Haldane and Naomi Mitchison
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Hayward, Alexander;
(1997/98)
The British experience of the Salmson aero engine 1911-1918: A case study in technology transfer
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Book
Pettigrew, Andrew M.;
(1985)
The awakening giant: Continuity and change in Imperial Chemical Industries
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Webster, Charles;
(1990)
Doctors, public service and profit: General practitioners and the National Health Service
(/isis/citation/CBB000040500/)
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Dror, Otniel E.;
(1999)
The affect of experiment: The turn to emotions in Anglo-American physiology, 1900-1940
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Book
Davis, E.A.;
(1998)
Science in the making: Scientific development as chronicled by historic papers in the Philosophical Magazine, with commentaries and illustrations
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Farrall, Lyndsay A.;
(1975)
Controversy and conflict in science: A case study--The English biometric school and Mendel's laws
(/isis/citation/CBB000017895/)
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Soffer, Reba N.;
(1982)
Why do disciplines fail? The strange case of British sociology
(/isis/citation/CBB000018850/)
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Dupree, Marguerite W.;
Crowther, M. Anne;
(1991)
A profile of the medical profession in Scotland in the early 20th century: The Medical Directory as a historical source
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Baker, R.A.;
(1991)
The Durham connection in the history of arachnology in Britain (1850-1950)
(/isis/citation/CBB000051038/)
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Maltz, Alesia;
(1987)
Physicians' scepticism towards vitamins: The issue of negative causality
(/isis/citation/CBB000051487/)
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Seeber, Hans-Ulrich;
(1994)
Immobility and stability: History and biology in utopias by William Henry Hudson and Aldous Huxley
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