"The general lecture course in is accompanied by laboratory work extending over a hundred hours. In great part this follows the usual lines such as are laid down in and Hurst’s Text-book, but a special feature is made of the study of a valuable series of demonstration specimens. This includes the study, under high-power s, of such organisms as s, , s, and s. Experience has shown that students fully appreciate the privilege of being able to examine such preparations for themselves, and that they take the greatest care not to do damage. Opportunities are also given for seeing Trypanosomes, , e and so on, in the living condition. This demonstration part of the course is regarded as being of special value in arousing and gripping the interest of the student."
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Members of the Parliament of the United KingdomUniversity of Cambridge alumniFellows of the Royal SocietyUniversity of Edinburgh alumniUniversity of Glasgow faculty
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John Graham Kerr
, , , (published as J. Graham Kerr; 18 September 1869 – 21 April 1957) was a British , at the , and (MP).
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