Title:

Salvador Luria's laboratory notes (sample 1)

Creator:

Luria, S. E. (Salvador Edward), 1912-1991

Date:

[July-August 1941]

Description:

Shortly after Luria met Max Delbruck on New Year's Eve in 1940, they agreed to work together to address the question of how one phage could become hundreds of phages in a matter of minutes inside a bacterium. These are some of the notes Luria made on the phage experiments he and Delbruck conducted during their first Cold Spring Harbor collaboration. Many of the notations here correlate directly to findings Luria and Delbruck reported in the October and December 1942 issues of "Archives in Biochemistry."

Original Repository:

American Philosophical Society. Library. Salvador Luria Papers

Rights:

Reproduced with permission of Daniel D. Luria. and Reproduced with permission of the American Philosophical Society.

Genre:

Laboratory notes

Subject:

Bacteriophages

Format:

Text

Extent:

16 pages

Relation:

Salvador Luria's laboratory notes (sample 2), 1941
Salvador Luria's laboratory notes (sample 3), 1942

Language:

English

Legacy Source Citation:

Original Repository. American Philosophical Society. Library. Salvador Luria Papers. 12096

Legacy ID:

QLBBJQ

NLM ID:

101584611X136

Profiles Collection:

The Salvador E. Luria Papers

Shareable Link:

https://profiles.nlm.nih.gov/101584611X136

Story Section:

Genetics Lessons from Bacteriophage, 1938-1944