The Journal of Biological Chemistry after seventy-five years.

The Journal of Biological Chemistry after seventy-five years.

In 1905, John J. Abel and Christian A. Herter, in association with a group of 22 editorial collaborators, launched the Journal of Biological Chemistry. The move to establish such a Journal was one important manifestation of the prevailing currents of scientific thought and research. Early in the twentieth century, the prospects of biochemical research were attracting a rapidly increasing number...

Seventy Five Years Ago

Seventy-Five Years Ago

Seventy Five Years Ago

Seventy Five Years Ago

In the present state of medical science, this subject is no doubt an obscure one, but it is highly interesting to the general pathologist and the scientist as well. Sir Joseph Fayrer, in his ? Dissertation on Elephantiasis of the Scrotum, has made a few remarks on the probable relation between lunar influence and the progress of elephantoid disease; but evidently from paucity of facts, he faile...