Green, R. G. (Robert Gladding), 1895-1947

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Robert Gladding Green (1895-1947) was world renowned for his research on diseases in animals caused by viruses and its relationship to cancer. He earned his B.A (1919), a M.A. (1920) in bacteriology, and his M.B. and M.D. (1922) all at the University of Minnesota.

From the description of Robert G. Green papers, 1918-1946. (University of Minnesota, Minneapolis). WorldCat record id: 746836354

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creatorOf Green, R. G. (Robert Gladding), 1895-1947. Robert G. Green papers, 1918-1946. University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
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associatedWith University of Minnesota. Dept. of Bacteriology and Immunology. corporateBody
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Bacteriology
Cancer
Encephalitis
Vaccines
Veterinary virology
Viruses
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Birth 1895

Death 1947

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