Experiments
Found in 134 Collections and/or Records:
Notebook titled 'Oenothera / Beale', July-August 1939
Notebook contains notes relating to plant crosses and pollination experiments.
The notebook has been written in from both ends.
Notebook titled 'Paramecium expts 1987', May - August 1987
Notebook contains notes relating to cilia preparation and the effect of detergents on living paramecia.
Notebook titled 'Rabbit Experiments / G.H. Beale', 1948-1967
Notebook contains notes from experiments concerning the injection of Paramecium aurelia into rabbits.
The notebook has been written in from both ends. There are also some loose leaf notes which were inserted into the volume.
Notebook titled 'Sheila McPhail Telfer / Records / Metagon exp. / Didinium etc', 1965-1968
Notebooks titled 'Injection Expts (Mitochondria') Nov 1973 - Dec 1975', November 1973 - June 1976
Notebooks contain day-to-day notes on mitochondria injection experiments and tests for oligomycin resistance.
The first notebook spans the period November 1973 to December 1975; the second spans December 1975 to June 1976.
Notes in an unknown hand concerning the Blackface-Southdown cross of sheep, 30 November 1914
Notes relating to crossing experiments with Paramecium, 1964-1965
Contains notes regarding crossing experiments with Paramecium. The back of the bound pages contain longhand notes on heredity, gene action, antigen variation in variety 1 of Paramecium aurelia, nuclear and cytoplasmic determinants of hereditary characters in Paramecium aurelia.
Papers of Professor Arthur Robertson Cushny
The papers include notes for lectures on material medica, Edinburgh University, 1918-1926; records of experiments in material medica, University College, London, 1907-1926, and at Edinburgh University; and, records of experiments, 1893-1924.
Papers relating to rabbit sex control experiments, 1976-1981
Papers relating to scientific research, 1949-1982
Contains Beatty's doctoral thesis in bound form and papers relating to Beatty's work on F-bodies in mammalian sperm, the control of sex ratio in mammalian offspring and sex control in rabbits. Key correspondents include Karl Fredga and Richard Hancock,