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Scope and Contents: Biographical material, correspondence, laboratory notebooks, writings and photographs document the research career of Ludwik Gross, best known for proving that viruses could cause cancer in animals. The biographical materials primarily document his many awards, most significantly the 1974 Lasker Award, as well as some general information about Gross's life and career. The correspondence series contains extensive professional communication with colleagues, but there is little personal correspondence to be found in any part of the collection. Gross's laboratory notebooks are detailed and relatively comprehensive, but few properly indicate the exact nature of the experiment,...
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This volume examines the ways in which science is influenced by culture. It highlights the misleading images that have distorted people's view of the history of life.
"In this eye-opening book, biologist and world affairs analyst Bryan J. Ellison and award-winning molecular biologist Peter H. Duesberg of the University of California expose the phony science and hidden politics behind the AIDS epidemic. They show you why, at our current rate, we will never win the War on AIDS...and what you can do to change that."--P.[4] of cover.