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101. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Claude Forkner

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102. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Gulli Lindh Muller

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103. Letter from Gulli Lindh Muller to Florence R. Sabin

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104. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Simon Flexner

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105. Letter from Rudolph J. Anderson to Florence R. Sabin

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106. Letter from Rudolph J. Anderson to Florence R. Sabin

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107. Letter from Rudolph J. Anderson to Florence R. Sabin

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108. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Rudolph J. Anderson

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109. Letter from Simon Flexner to Florence R. Sabin

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110. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Simon Flexner

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111. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Mary Sabin

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112. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Robert S. Cunningham

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113. Research in Medical Schools

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114. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Mary Sabin

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115. Normal and Pathological Fragmentation of Red Blood Cells; the Phagocytosis of These Fragments by Desquamated Endothelial Cells of the Blood Stream; the Correlation of the Peroxidase Reaction with Phagocytosis in Mononuclear Cells

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116. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Mary Sabin

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117. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Mary Sabin

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118. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Mary Sabin

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119. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Mary Sabin

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120. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Mary Sabin

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121. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Mary Sabin

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122. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Mary Sabin

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123. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Mary Sabin

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124. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Mary Sabin

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125. Letter from William Charles White to Florence R. Sabin

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126. Adventures in the lab at the Rockefeller Institute

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127. Rockefeller Institute for Medical research scientific staff, 1925-1926

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128. Studies of the Blood in Experimental Tuberculosis: The Monocyte-Lymphocyte Ratio; The Anemia-Leucopenia Phase

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129. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Robert S. Cunningham

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130. Letter from Claude Forkner to Florence R. Sabin

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131. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Robert S. Cunningham

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132. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Robert S. Cunningham

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133. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Robert S. Cunningham

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134. Letter from Robert S. Cunningham to Florence R. Sabin

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135. The Opportunity of Anatomy

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136. Letter from Arnold Rice Rich to Florence R. Sabin

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137. Letter from William Charles White to Florence R. Sabin

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138. Letter from Chauncey D. Leake to Florence R. Sabin

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139. Letter from Theodore Sheldon to Florence R. Sabin

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140. Letter from C. R. Stockard to Florence R. Sabin

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141. Letter from David White, National Academy of Sciences to Florence R. Sabin

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142. Letter from Alfred N. Richards to Florence R. Sabin

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143. Robert S. Cunningham

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144. Sabin sitting in her lab at the Rockefeller Institute

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145. Sabin sitting at a lab bench with a microscope at the Rockefeller Institute

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146. Sabin seated at lab bench, working with slides

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147. Discrimination of Two Types of Phagocytic Cells in the Connective Tissues by the Supravital Technique

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148. The Role of the Monocyte in Tuberculosis

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149. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Simon Flexner

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150. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Ella Strong Denison

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151. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Ella Strong Denison

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152. Letter from Simon Flexner to Florence R. Sabin

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153. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Ella Strong Denison

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154. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Simon Flexner

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155. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Ella Strong Denison

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156. Florence Sabin the year she became the first woman elected to the National Academy of Sciences

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157. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Ella Strong Denison

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158. Letter from Simon Flexner to Florence R. Sabin

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159. Studies of Living Human Blood Cells

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160. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Ella Strong Denison

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161. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Ella Strong Denison

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162. Smith College alumnae questionnaire

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163. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Ella Strong Denison

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164. The Rockefeller Foundation General Bulletin: Dedicating the Peking Medical College

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165. Studies on Blood: The Vitally Stainable Granules As a Specific Criterion for Erythroblasts and the Differentiation of the Three Strains of White Blood-Cells As Seen in the Living Chick's Yolk-Sac

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166. Letter from Peking Union Medical College to Florence R. Sabin

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167. Technique for supravital staining

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168. Letter from Frank J. Goodnow, President of Johns Hopkins University, to Florence R. Sabin

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169. Letter from Florence R. Sabin to Ella Strong Denison

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170. Preliminary Note on the Differentiation of Angioblasts and the Method by Which They Produce Blood-Vessels, Blood-Plasma, and Red Blood-Cells As Seen in the Living Chick

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171. Letter from Frank J. Goodnow, President of Johns Hopkins University, to Florence R. Sabin

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172. Franklin P. Mall

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173. The Lymphatic System in Human Embryos, with a Consideration of the Morphology of the System As a Whole

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174. Florence Sabin working at her desk at Johns Hopkins University

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175. Tuberculosis Pericarditis, with Effusion; Repeated Tappings; Bacilli in the Exudate; Recovery

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176. Further Dissection of Interior of Model from Sides [Plate V]

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177. Interior of Model from Side (one layer removed) [Plate IV]

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178. Lateral View of Medulla Sheet [Plate VI]

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179. Dorsal Surface of Model [Plate III]

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180. Lateral Surface of Model [Plate II]

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181. Relations of Long Tracks [Plate VII]

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182. The Midbrain from Above [Plate VIII]

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183. The Columns of the Spinal Cord [Chapter Three]

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184. An Atlas of the Medulla and Midbrain [Introductory Material]

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185. Letter from Mary Putnam Jacobi to Florence R. Sabin

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186. Letter from Mary Putnam Jacobi to Florence R. Sabin

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187. Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Class of 1900

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188. Mary Sabin

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189. On the Anatomical Relations of the Nuclei of Reception of the Cochlear and Vestibular Nerves

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190. Florence Sabin as senior at Smith College

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191. Florence Sabin as a young girl

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192. Florence R. Sabin at 5 years old

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193. Birthplace home of Florence R. Sabin, Central City, Colorado

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