Ferguson-Smith correspondence with Dr Howard W Jones Jr

Date:
21 Nov 1961-21 Jul 1965
Reference:
UGC 188/3/2/7/4
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Papers of Malcolm Andrew Ferguson-Smith, geneticist, Professor of Medical Genetics, University of Glasgow, Scotland
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Ferguson-Smith correspondence with Dr Howard W Jones Jr. In copyright. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Progress of research and papers, including gonadal agenesis and Turner's Syndrome, visit to Johns Hopkins in February 1964. Includes draft 'Foreword' of definition of Turner's Syndrome.

Dr Jones was based at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. He was also an editor of the journal Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey.

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21 Nov 1961-21 Jul 1965

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57 pages

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