Daniel Carleton Gajdusek

Daniel Carleton Gajdusek (ur. 9 września 1923 w Yonkers, zm. 12 grudnia 2008 w Tromsø) – amerykański wirusolog i pediatra pochodzenia słowackiego, członek m.in. National Academy of Sciences, laureat Nagrody Nobla z dziedziny fizjologii i medycyny w roku 1976 za badania nad prionami, wtedy nazywanymi „powolnymi wirusami” (ang. ''slow viruses''). Źródło: Wikipedia
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    Discussion on Kuru, scrapie and the experimental Kuru-Like syndrome in chimpanzees
    Article de périodique

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    Paradoxes of aspiration for and of children in primitive and isolated cultures
    Article de périodique

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    Melanesian journal : expeditions in west and east New Guinea, Solomon islands, New Hebrides, Fiji, and New Caledonia to study child growth and development, behavior and disease patterns, human genetics, and kuru, february 22, 1963 to july 23, 1963
    od Gajdusek, Carleton
    Wydane 1973
    Ouvrage

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    Journal of a trip to the Shepherd, Banks and Torres islands and to Espiritu Santo and Efate in the New Hebrides : november 15, 1963 to december 25, 1963
    od Gajdusek, Carleton
    Wydane 1973
    Ouvrage

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    Journal of expeditions to the Soviet Union, Africa, the Islands of Madagascar, la Réunion and Mauritius, Indonesia and to East and West New Guinea, Australia and Guam to study Kuru and other neurological diseases, epidemic influenza, endemic goitrous cretinism, and child growth and developement with explorations on the Great Papuan Plateau and on the Lakes Plain and Inland Southern Lowlands of West New Guinea : June 1, 1969 to March 3, 1970
    Littérature grise

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    Colombian expeditions to the Noanama Indians of the Rio Siguirisua and to the Cofan and Ingano Indians of the Putumayo
    Ouvrage

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    Solomon Islands, New Britain and east New Guinea journal : january 7, 1960 to may 6, 1960
    Ouvrage