Original Research in Sanitary Science-The Artificial Cultivation of Vaccine Lymph.

Glasgow Med J

Lecturer on Materia Medica and Therapeutics, Glasgow Royal Infirmary School of Medicine; Assistant Physician, Royal Infirmary; Examiner in Public Health, Physiology, and Chemistry, Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons; Medical Officer of Health, Burgh of Kinning Park, Glasgow.

Published: December 1886

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