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Dale Kaiser celebrates his 70th birthday by assembling a sculpture of bacteriophage lambda
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Dale Kaiser (Stanford University), on the occasion of the
symposium in his
honor “Progress in Molecular Genetics” December 1997, was
presented with a sculpture of bacteriophage
lambda to honor his many contributions to the study of this
phage.
Title: untitled Artist: Roger Hendrix Medium: wood and brass The photograph is by Ray Wu from the collection of Dale Kaiser |
The phage facts pages of this site give more information about bacteriophage lambda