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2008

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Interval calculator for long-term animal experiments, accession no. 123; circa 1950s

Photo by Lubosh Stepanek

This replica of Peyton Rous’ interval calculator was made for Merrill Chase around 1958 by the Instrument Shop.

Peyton Rous, in addition to his discovery of a cancer-causing virus (he received a Nobel Prize for this discovery in 1966), is remembered for developing a method for preserving whole blood for transfusion, and for the high standards of scientific exposition he maintained during more than six decades of research.

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instrument shop, interval calculator, acc. no. 123, Merrill W. Chase Historic Instrument Collection

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