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Papers, 1916-1954.

Author:	Arthur Lawrie Tatum
Edition/Format:	Archival material : English
Summary:	Mainly professional correspondence, class lecture notes, and records of experiments of Arthur Lawrie Tatum, a professor of pharmacology and toxicology at the University of Wisconsin. Many papers relate to his research projects on the thyroid gland, antidotes such as picrotoxin for cocaine and barbiturate overdosage, narcotic addiction, the chemotherapy of malaria, and the use of mapharsen to treat syphilis. The collection also includes a diary recording his trip to Guatemala in 1943 for field observation of tropical diseases, copies of several speeches and articles written by him, and some records of royalties he recieved on drugs he had developed.  Read more...
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Subjects	University of Wisconsin -- Faculty. Picrotoxin -- Physiological effect. Mapharsen -- Physiological effect. View all subjects
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