Glimpses of Medical Europe
Glimpses of Medical Europe
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The Chemical Institute we are taken across the street to see. If we are fortunate, Jupille himself may be our guide and may point out to us the bronze statue representing his own struggle with a mad dog. Jupille has the honor of being the only concierge in Paris who has his own statue within the portal which he guards. At the Chemical Institute we visit first the laboratories of Etard and Bertrand, which are used only for research work. But here are also the teaching laboratories in charge of P...rofessor Duclaux. The course in bio-chemistry was transferred here from the Sorbonne in 1889, and here are given courses in practical analysis of physiologic and patho- logic products. A number of Americans have availed themselves of the opportunity offered for work here.
172 Digitized by Google Chemistry Institute Digitized by Google Digitized by Google PARIS I had no letter of introduction to Metchni- koff, but he received me most graciously. He is a fine physical type of man and most genial.
He wears long hair and a beard.
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The Chemical Institute we are taken across the street to see. If we are fortunate, Jupille himself may be our guide and may point out to us the bronze statue representing his own struggle with a mad dog. Jupille has the honor of being the only concierge in Paris who has his own statue within the portal which he guards. At the Chemical Institute we visit first the laboratories of Etard and Bertrand, which are used only for research work. But here are also the teaching laboratories in charge of P...rofessor Duclaux. The course in bio-chemistry was transferred here from the Sorbonne in 1889, and here are given courses in practical analysis of physiologic and patho- logic products. A number of Americans have availed themselves of the opportunity offered for work here.
172 Digitized by Google Chemistry Institute Digitized by Google Digitized by Google PARIS I had no letter of introduction to Metchni- koff, but he received me most graciously. He is a fine physical type of man and most genial.
He wears long hair and a beard.
What to read after Glimpses of Medical Europe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph L Ralph Leroy Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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