Tissue Culture Association records, 1940-1997 bulk 1946-1986

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Tissue Culture Association records, 1940-1997 bulk 1946-1986

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This collection provides a comprehensive understanding of how the association was run. The bulk dates for this collection are 1946-1986. Constitutions and bylaws, reports, questionnaires, correspondence, publications, membership information, budgets, and meeting minutes and other conference materials are included. The President, Executive Council, Secretary, Treasurer, Business Office, Committees, Branches, Divisions, conferences, and publications are all represented. Discussion on the proposed reorganization of the association in 1960, which led to the formation of the American Society for Cell Biology, is included in Series I. Materials from Executive Council meetings in 1947-1980, 1984-1985 are available in Series VII. Production and administrative information for the association's publications are available in Series VIII. Additional materials on the W. Alton Jones Cell Science Center and audio, print and ephemeral materials have not been processed and are not included in the collection's finding aid; please contact Special Collections for further information.

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UMBC, Albin O. Kuhn Library & Gallery

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UMBC, Albin O. Kuhn Library & Gallery

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Tissue Culture Association

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The Tissue Culture Association was formed in 1946 as the Tissue Culture Commission (1946-1949); in 1994 the membership voted for a third name change, the Society for In Vitro Biology. The goals of the association are to certify media products, to provide educational opportunities in the field, and to produce scholarly materials, including the Index of Tissue Culture, the association's journal In Vitro, and the TCA Newsletter. In 1971 the W. Alton Jones Cell Science Center was opened to serve as ...

Society for in vitro biology

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American society for cell biology

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Organized in 1960 by members of the Tissue Culture Association, the Cell Biology Study Section of the Public Health Service, and other cell biologists, and led by Keith Porter; the American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB) was incorporated in the state of New York on July 31, 1961. It opened a National Office in 1978 in Bethesda, Maryland where it still maintains its headquarters. From the description of American Society for Cell Biology records, 1960-1994. (UMBC). WorldCat record id:...