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Gallery 15: Levene's laboratory at the Rockefeller Institute, 1922. (3 of 4)
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Levene's laboratory at the Rockefeller Institute.
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rockefeller institute, levene
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- SOURCE: DNAFTB
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- Levene's laboratory at the Rockefeller Institute--used for distillation purposes.
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- 16405. Gallery 18: Joshua Lederberg, 1999
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- 16354. Video 15: Thomas Sakmar, clip 3
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