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79 resultados para Replicated Microarray Experiments

St. Martin [Berthier, Canada] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: refusing offer under conditions of leaving family, claiming family would not have interfered, request for payment of back wages to Mrs. St. Martin for laundry services, willingness to proceed if W. Beaumont came to Canada for experiments, attempts by other doctors to engage him. July 6, 1846

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W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to John McCall regarding: renewal of experiments planned for June or July, request for copy of Combe’s book Digestion and Diet, hopes to meet Combe, a national medical convention, family news, satisfaction with his life and prospects. April 19, 1846

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W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to William Morrison [Berthier, Canada] regarding: appeal to employ St. Martin for experiments on digestion. W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to St. Martin [Berthier, Canada] regarding: request for St. Martin to travel to Saint Louis. March 28, 1846

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Draft of letter from W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to [John] McCall, regarding: praise for Combe, possibility for experiments to be renewed. February 1, 1846

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Draft of letter from W. Beaumont [Fort Niagara, NY] to James Webster, publisher of the Medical Recorder [Philadelphia, PA] regarding: experiments made on gastric fluids of St. Martin (“absconded to Canada”). August 1825 – October 1825

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Joseph Lovell, Surgeon General [Washington, DC] to W. Beaumont [Mackinac, MI] regarding: case history to be submitted to The [American] Medical Recorder and Lovell’s promise to send a book of experiments on gastric liquor as a guide to making further observations. November 9, 1824

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W. Beaumont, Surgeon, U.S.A. [Ft. Niagara, NY] to Joseph Lovell, Surgeon General [Washington, DC] September 1824. “A singular case and extraordinary recovery from a wound and perforation of the stomach,” Manuscript report, June 6, 1822–September 1824, and first series of experiments, September 1823–August 1826

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R. Cox [Sparta, TN] to W. Beaumont [Plattsburgh, NY] regarding: request to buy Experiments and Observations. December 6, 1833. Deborah Beaumont [Plattsburgh, NY] to W. Beaumont [Washington, DC] appended to Cox’s letter (31A), regarding: Cox’s letter and family news. January 2, 1834

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W. Beaumont [Plattsburgh, NY] to Joseph Lovell, Surgeon General [Washington, DC] draft acknowledging special order 177. December 7, 1833. W. Beaumont [Plattsburgh, NY] to Mr. Smith [Washington, DC] draft request for 400 copies of Experiments and Observations. 1833

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Draft of letter from W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to William Morrison regarding: St. Martin has not arrived in Saint Louis, anxious in attempt to contact St. Martin, frustration with St. Martin, course planned at Saint Louis Medical College along with experiments, fear St. Martin met with accident while traveling. December 30, 1850

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Review of Beaumont’s Experiments and Observations. Undated

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Memorial (with narrative of experiments and expenses incurred) of Doctor William Beaumont, a surgeon in the U.S. Army to 23rd Congress regarding: request for government assistance to continue experiments, remuneration for expenses already incurred. January 1834

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W. Beaumont’s full manuscript of Experiments and Observations. Undated

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W. Beaumont’s preliminary manuscript text of Experiments and Observations. Undated

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W. Beaumont [Jefferson Barracks, MO] to Joseph Lovell, Surgeon General [Washington, DC] regarding: hopes to employ St. Martin and to continue observations and experiments, preference for posts more centrally located and conducive to research work, and request for furlough. September 6, 1834

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