Images Dated 15th July 2004
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Featured 15 Jul 2004 Print
York, LNER poster, 1924
Poster produced for the London & North Eastern Railway (LNER) to promote rail travel to York, centre of a glorious holiday district'. The poster shows a view of a cobbled street with some historic, timer-fronted houses. Artwork by Verney L Danvers, who ran a school of commercial art and was commissioned to work for fashion and interior design companies. He designed posters for the LNER, Southern Railway (SR) and London Tranport
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LM of blood smear showing iron-deficiency anaemia
Iron-deficiency anaemia. Light micrograph of a blood smear in a patient suffering from iron- deficiency anaemia. This is the most common form of anaemia worldwide. It is caused by a deficiency of iron, an essential component of the blood pigment haemoglobin. Here, a field of red blood cells (spherical structures) is seen. Due to this form of anaemia these cells stain poorly (they are hypochromic). Many of the cells are irregularly shaped and smaller than normal. This reduces their oxygen-carrying capacity. Symptoms include tired- ness, dizziness, and pale skin. A white blood cell (at centre, purple) serves to fight infection. Giemsa stain. Magnification: x630 at 35mm size
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Francois Magendie, French physiologist
Francois Magendie (1783-1855), French physiologist. Magendie graduated in medicine at Paris in 1808. In 1809, he described his experiments on plant-derived poisons. He used animals to determine the physiological effect of the toxin, then tried the compounds on himself. As a result, many medicinal compounds were introduced which had been derived from plant toxins, notably alkaloids, including strychnine, morphine, codeine and quinine. His wide-ranging research included the importance of proteins, emetic action, the absorption of drugs and white blood cells. He was an enthusiastic vivisectionist who avoided theory, and championed experimental physiology in France
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