- TitleH B Parry Collection
- ReferenceD PARRY
- Production date1939 - 1982
- Creator
- Creator HistoryHerbert Butler (James) Parry was born in 1912. He graduated from Cambridge in 1933 and became a Member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons in 1938. He spent time at Wisconsin and Sydney Universities before joining the research staff at the Nuffield Institute for Medical Research at the University of Oxford in 1953. His main interest was the disease Scrapie which he defined as "a subacute neuromuscular disease of middle-aged sheep". He died in 1980 before completing a monograph on Scrapie which incorporated his 25 years of research on the subject. A somewhat shorter, edited version of this entitled Scrapie Disease in Sheep was published posthumously in 1983.
- Scope and ContentRECORDS OF H B PARRY Copies of several scientific papers published by D C Gajdusek the winner of the 1976 Nobel Prize for Medicine.
- Extent487 documents
- Level of descriptionfonds
- Content Subject
- System of arrangmentD PARRY/A1 Biographical details & list of publications D PARRY/B1-17 Correspondence D PARRY/C1-53 Registers (Flock) D PARRY/54-102 Files (Flock) D PARRY/103-185 Notebooks (Shepherds) D PARRY/186-206 Records relating to sheep post-mortems D PARRY/207-231 Records relating to Scrapie & Pregnancy Toxaemia D PARRY/232-233 Records relating to Retinal Degeneration in other animals D PARRY/D1-73 Reference material D PARRY/E1-13 Published papers relating to sheep D PARRY/14-18 Published papers relating to dogs D PARRY/19-20 Published papers relating to horses D PARRY/21-22 Miscellaneous published papers D PARRY/F1-23 Draft copies of work D PARRY/G1-6 Sheep Development Association/British Sheep Society records D PARRY/7 Membership list International Brain Research Organisation D PARRY/8 Microscope slides of sheep brain tissue D PARRY/H1-7 Negatives D PARRY/8-55 Transparencies D PARRY/56-79 Photographs D PARRY/I1-29 Film D PARRY/J1-1/1 Tape recordings and transcripts
- Publication NoteH B Parry Scrapie Disease in Sheep : Historical, Clinical, Epidemiological, Pathalogical and Practical Aspects of the Natural Disease (Edited by D R Openheimer, 1983)
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