'Early work by N G Heatley relevant to penicillin'

Typescript account written by Heatley to explain the documents and notebooks in the 1980s accession (Oxford V, VI and VII, formerly GC/48/A/1-3, now PP/NHE/A/2/1/3-5). Includes explanations of the methods of recording used in the Oxford laboratory notebooks and provides a useful introduction to the documents. Also includes an account of the research undertaken, some autobiographical details, and a list of visitors to the Dunn School of Pathology interested in penicillin (including Alexander Fleming). Also details of wartime defence arrangements at the Dunn School in 1938. An important document for researchers on Heatley and Penicillin.

c.1982

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This formed part of the batch of papers chosen by Heatley to be placed in an archive in the early 1980s and can therefore be said to have been material that he saw as particularly important.