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26th March, 1960.

Dear Vernon,

  It was very nice to hear from yo`u, especially as
I' coultWt f-:;et to Boston on my last-trip.
(?-lactoglobulin is being cleared up.     Pm glad
                           It will be
interesting to see exactly what the change is,   I#@ * ve
heard from George that Chris has a chanfie in one of the
phage lyrozyme mutants.
same for the head protein, I wish,Sydney could say the

AZ*  It's also good news to hear about the program on
   I am a little unclear about the biolo&cal reason
for A2, but perhaps you have some ideas.   v!ould it be
easy to pick up an electrophoretically altered A2 if it -
existed?                                                                 ._

  You are quite right iti thinking that I am no longer
>yJorking on soluble RNA, though we may start again when we:
get into th e new laboratory.-
your modest aim!          I wish you success with
          I have heard.from GeoHrey Brown since     ',
he had his appendix out, but I hope to see him before Easter.
  I`am going to Purdue in mid-June, and to the Gordon
Conference at the end of June.   X plan to spend about a
week in Cambridge, Mass.,
to discuss things.      as we should have plenty of time

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Everybody here sends their good wishes,

Dr. V.&T. Ingram,
Div. of Biochemist
Dept. of Biology,
Massachusetts Inst
Cambridge 39, Mass
U*S*A*               

Dr. V.&J. Ingram,
Div. of Biochemistry,
Dept. of Biology,
Massachusetts Institute
Cambridge 39,        of Technology,
U*S*A*      Massachusetts,