[Several ticks of Angola in collection in the London Museum of Natural History].
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Museum preparations of intestine.
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The application of dental hand instruments to the working of perspex in museum technique.
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The Tait Mac-Kenzie bronzes in the Museum of the School of Anatomy, Cambridge.
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The historical surgical instrument collection in the Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons of England.
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The Val-de-Grace, church, hospital, museum and medical school.
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[2 Spanish manuscripts preserved in the Plantin Museum at Antwerp].
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Lincoln memorabilia in the Medical Museum of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology.
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[Technic of preparation of surgical specimens for the anatomical museum in color].
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Museum mountings and colored prints used in teaching neuropathology.
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Plexiglas museum jars: suggestions for labeling and coloring.
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The architectural history of the Hunterian museum.
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Use of the haemagglutination-inhibition test in the study of museum strains of neuroviruses.
Haemagglutinating antigens for various strains of tick-borne and Japanese B encephalitis viruses and for certain mutants of the virus of American equine encephalomyelitis have been prepared at the D. I. Ivanovski Institute of Virology of the USSR Academy of Medical Sciences, Moscow, and used in cross haemagglutination-inhibition tests with the corresponding immune sera. The results of these experiments suggest that the haemagglutination-inhibition test using goose red cells constitutes a simple, rapid and accurate method for the serological diagnosis of diseases caused by the neuroviruses mentioned above and for the identification of isolated strains of these viruses, and would be of considerable value in epidemiological surveys.
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["Occupation and work as a source of health". An exhibition at the Norrkoeping Museum].
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Some observations on museum techniques.
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Histological Techniques↗
Physician's hobby show ...public and the press show interest. Cleveland Academy and Museum combine forces to show public what busy people can do for relaxation.
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Academies and Institutes↗
[A "pathological museum". Authentic Mibelli porokeratoses and scleroderma associated with a vast Bowen epithelioma, a cylindromatous basocellular epithelioma, etc., in a diabetic with a syringomyelic form of neurosyphilis].
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GP pathology museum. 1. Aorta valve pathology.
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Aorta↗