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Some contributions of blood groups to human genetics, Ruth Sanger and Robert Race, delivered as the Philip Levine Award lecture to the American Society of Clinical Pathologists, Atlanta, Georgia, 15 Sep 1970

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Includes a typescript carbon copy of the lecture as read, and a partial typescript carbon copy of an earlier version of this lecture with handwritten annotations which were incorporated into the final version. The earlier version was originally entitled Blood groups and human genetics, and was delivered by Ruth Sanger to the Diploma of Clinical Pathology Haematology Course at the Royal Postgraduate Medical School, Hammersmith, 6 May 1970.

Also includes a letter and notes about a television interview, and copies of Ortho News, 18 Sep 1970, and Pathology Daily News, 16 Sep 1970, which include articles about the Award and the lecture.

See PP/SAR/D/6 for newsletters relating to the Levine Award made to Race and Sanger, and PP/SAR/D/16 for related photographs.

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Some contributions of blood groups to human genetics, Ruth Sanger and Robert Race, delivered as the Philip Levine Award lecture to the American Society of Clinical Pathologists, Atlanta, Georgia, 15 Sep 1970

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