Correspondence: M

Date:
1990-1991
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PP/CRI/J/1/3/11/1
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Correspondence: M. In copyright. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Description

The correspondents are:

Professor Arien Mack, Dr Richard A Macksey, Dr Donald MacLeod, John Maddox, Scott Makeig, Dr Lee Makowski, Professor Zvonimir B Maksic, Dr Neil Law Malcolm, Dr George Mandler, Dr Marc Mangel, Ann Druyan with cosignatories Lester Grinspoon and Carl Sagan (regarding the legal classification of marihuana), Dr & Mrs P J Marcer, Dr Pedro C Marijuan, John Robert Marlow, Dr Lucia M Vaina (regarding David Marr), Robin Marris, K Martin, Vivien Marx, Dr Pietro Mazzoni, Phillip R McBrayer, Sharon McGrayne, Frederick D McIver, Theodore Melnechuk, Jagdish Mehra, Dr V Orel (regarding journals published by Mendelisum), Dr Frank Meno, Jim Middleton, George L Gabor Miklos, James W Milgram, Abraham Miller, B G Miller, Jonathan Miller, Teri Mendelsohn (The MIT Press), Professor Graeme Mitchison, Dr Merrill M Mitler, Kenichiro Mogi, Juelith Munk, Dr Vernon B Mountcastle, and Professor Jan Murken.

Publication/Creation

1990-1991

Physical description

1 file

Location of duplicates

A digitised copy is held by Wellcome Collection as part of Codebreakers: Makers of Modern Genetics.

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