Joseph Logan Irvin papers, 1956-1973 [manuscript].

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Joseph Logan Irvin papers, 1956-1973 [manuscript].

Notes by Irvin, examinations, and other material relating to courses he taught and to his research interests. Topics include enzyme kinetics, nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, and potassium influx transport problems.

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