Emil C. Gotschlich, M.D. - Oral History Excerpts
Emil Gotschlich recounts how he became a researcher in Maclyn McCarty’s lab at Rockefeller. Drafted in 1966, he describes the research he did at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research to develop vaccines for meningitis, a disease rampant among Army recruits.
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