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Inventory no. 19146 - Former Display Label

VARIOUS EARLY CULTURE VESSELS

The rectangular porcelain vessel was made in large numbers by a Staffordshire firm and superseded the earlier improvised biscuit tins and bedpan.

Other narratives:

  • Special Exhibition Label: 'Back from the Dead: Demystifying Antibioics' 04.11.2016 - 21.05.2017. Dunn School Case. Shelf 2.
  • 'History Corner: A Lifetime of Penicillin', article by Eric Sidebottom in 'Fusion: The Newsletter of the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology', Issue 15, Michaelmas 2016, pp.23-24
  • Penicillin production and extraction
  • Former Display Label: Science at Oxford

Related Objects:

  • Inventory No. 19146, "Penicillin Culture Vessel (Porcelain)"
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