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Letter from Alfred E. Mirsky to Linus Pauling. January 6, 1938. Mirsky writes to inquire into Pauling's views on a number of topics related to protein
denaturation. He concludes his letter with a postscript: "...I was talking with [Herbert]
Gasser about you the other day. He referred to you as a 'wizard.' I hope you don't
find being one a burden." Transcript.
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Creator: Alfred E. Mirsky Recipient: Linus Pauling Associated: Evert Gorter, Irving Langmuir, Herbert S. Gasser, Victor K. La Mer, Henry Eyring
Date: January 6, 1938 Genre: correspondence ID: corr248.3-mirsky-lp-19380106 Copyright: More Information
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