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Microbiology Acquires o New Look Under New Leadership ROBERT C. PARLETT, MD., Ph D. Chairman and Professor of Microbiology The Department of Microbiology is acquiring a new look under the leadership of Dr. Robert Parlett, a young, energetic physician and microbiologist from Northwestern University and the National Institutes of Health. Other new faculty members include Dr. Elizabeth O'Hern from the Downstate Medical School, and Dr. Lewis Affronti from Duke University and the P.H.S. Communicable Disease Center. The veterans of the department, who guided this years' graduating class through their sophomore course of comprehensive - often profound- lectures, and brightly colored - sometimes televised - laboratory work, are Drs. Angus Griffin, Mary Robbins, Rudolf Hugh, Robert Wood, and the former chief, Dr. Ley, who has since returned to the Army Medical Corps. ' The field of interest of the faculty is now more comprehensive and includes microbacterial and fungus diseases, immunology, Virology, and microbial metab- olism. Recently they have received 213751300 grant for the study of tuberculosis and immunity. They have sponsored an Inter-national Conference on Myco- bacterial and Fungus Antigens at Airlie House this year. The emphasis of the curriculum is being shifted toward clinical bacteriology to better prepare the phy- sician to understand infectious disease, isolation of pathogens, and increasingly important concepts of immunology. The faculty is also sharing their research with the students by offering a variety of electives. Ths fine department shows promise for the future. .2 ,y SUMMIT MEETING - from these minds will come germs of wisdom. Drs. R. Hugh, E. O'Hern, R. Parlett, L. Affronti, M Robbins, R, Wood. 22
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Biochemisfry . . . Molecules, Enzymes, and Reocfions DID ANYONE see my urine? !? - ' l' 24 'Sf
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