Professor P. C. Rajam and Shanti K. Seth at the Phoenix Memorial Laboratory, August 1961
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Ann Arbor News, September 8, 1961
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SEEK CURES FOR DISEASE: U-M medical researchers use every possible avenue, including atomic energy, in their quest for better ways of treating the sick and preventing disease. Here, Prof.P. C. Rajam of the bacteriology department and Miss Shanti K. Seth, a graduate student from India, replace hydrogen atoms from blood serum with tritium, an isotope of hydrogen, in studies that pertain to various diseases.
Ann Arbor News, September 8, 1961
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SEEK CURES FOR DISEASE: U-M medical researchers use every possible avenue, including atomic energy, in their quest for better ways of treating the sick and preventing disease. Here, Prof.P. C. Rajam of the bacteriology department and Miss Shanti K. Seth, a graduate student from India, replace hydrogen atoms from blood serum with tritium, an isotope of hydrogen, in studies that pertain to various diseases.
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1961
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August
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