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Wendell Meredith Stanley (English: Wendell Meredith Stanley, August 16, 1904 - June 15, 1971), born in Ridgeville, Indiana, was an American chemist who won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1946. Known as the father of virology.
survey of biological progress
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e. c. auchter; g. w. beadle; harrett b. creighton; w. u. gardner; g. evelyn hutchinson; linus pauling; f. o. schmitt; w. m. stanley; c. b. van niel; douglas whitaker · 1949
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Science in Progress
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h. d. smyth, john a. wheeler, ernest o. lawrence glenn t, seaborg linus pauling, l. zechmeister w. m. stanley, rene j. dubos, g. w. beadle, a. h. sturtevant, charles e. kellogg · 1949
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The Viruses: Biochemical, Biological, And Biophysical Properties 1959: Vol 1 General Virology
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F. M. Burnet and W. M. Stanley · 1959
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