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In this handwritten letter, a woman from Texas responds to an article in Look magazine by asking Nirenberg for information regarding his research as it applies to treatment for nerve damage caused by polio. Williams offers Nirenberg prayers and hope for success in his work.
Location:
Box: 4. Folder: 31
Rights:
Courtesy of Marshall W. Nirenberg.
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