Newslwtter No. 35, Suimmer 1997
Large (57.5 x 41 cm) red hardback photograph album embossed in gold lettering 'John Innes Institute', 'Cambridge and Colney': an album of photographs of the Virus Research Unit, Cambridge; the John Innes Centre and the Cambridge Laboratory (formerly the Plant Breeding Institute). Includes an index, 3 pp, listing page references and descriptions of photographs. Photographs include members of VRU staff, visiting workers, the VRU unit, glasshouses etc., BBC 'What is Life' stills (1959), Willow Grange Farm, (1964), construction of the new buildings: Electron Microscopy Block, Dept. of Virology etc. (1969), John Innes Football Team (c 1971-2) back row, left to right: unknown, unknown, Joe Aldous, unknown, Keith Roberts, Ray Martin; front row, left to right: Albert Larke, Jeremy Hyams, George Evans, Rod Casey and Jim Dunwell. People: Joe Aldous Kay Ashworth Auger Bert Baker Dr (Frederick?) Bawden Yvonne Carter Rod Casey L F La Cour Jack and Frank O'Dell D Roy Davies David Dunn Jim Dunwell Alan Evans George Evans Ian Flack Pam Flack Elaine Free Simon Frey Graham Hills Jack Hitchbon Robert W Horne Jeremy Hyams Colnel J Innes Michael Johnson Albert Larke David Lipkin David Luckhurst Roy Markham Ray Martin Penny Morell Dr Nikolic (Yugoslavia) Bill Northrop Joyce Pitt Kitty Plaskitt Mrs Plaskitt and Mr H M Plaskitt (Kitty's parents) Maurice Rees Mr Revells Claude Rivers Keith Roberts Leonard Selmes Pam Shadrach Margaret Short Kyril Sidor John D Smith Kenneth Manley Smith Sheila Vernon Smith Roger Stobbard Mr Street Bob Symons (Australia) Reggie Trim Rick Van Velsen Ted Wells Dr Yarwood (USA) Miss C M Yeomans Sheila or Janet? Barnard? Barbara?
MP3 copy of Caroline Dean being interviewed on The Life Scientific (BBC Radio) by Jim Al-Khalili originally broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on 15 May 2018. Discussing her life in science and the genetics of vernalisation.
Ordered alphabetically, originally in two binders (see SH/2) now repackaged into one but original order maintained. Most entries include photographic illustrations Headings include No, Name, Synonyms, Isolated from, Date, Reference, Method of transmission, Main host plants, Local lesions, Systemic symptoms, Subsiduary hosts, Comments, Thermal inactivation, Longevity in vitro, Dilution endpoint Alfalfa Mosaic Arabis Mosaic Yellow Bean Mosaic Bean Pod Mottle Virus Belladonna Virus 1 Broad Bean Mottle Brassica Virus 1 Brassica V. 1 Rademacher strain Brassica V. 1 Tropaeolum strain Brassica Virus 3 White Campion Mosaic Carnation Mosaic Chrysanthemum Mosiac Cocksfoot Virus Cucumber Yellow/Green Mottle Mosaic Cucumber Mosaic Type Strain Cucumber Mosaic White Strain Cucumber Mosaic Yellow Strain Cymbidium Ringspot Dahlia Mosaic Iris Stripe (Mosaic) Lamium Wild Mosaic Lettuce Ringspot Ogilvy Lily Virus Mangold Virus Mbeya Mottle Virus Pea Mosaic Virus Peach Yellow Bud Mosaic Paeony ringspot Pelargonium Leaf curl Phlox virus Potato Virus X Potato Virus Y Pyrethrum Ringspot Ranunculus Mosaic Red Current Mosaic Rib-grass Mosaic Sugar Beet Ringspot Sugar Beet Yellow Net Tobacco Etch Severe strain Tobacco Mosaic Virus, Type Strain Tobacco Mottle Virus Tobacco Necrosis Tobacco Rattle Tobacco Ring-Spot Tobacco Rosette Virus (Vein-distorting and Mottle) Vein-distorting Virus Tomato Black-ring Tomato Bushy Stunt Tomato Mosaic Tomato mosaic, spot strain Tomato Spotted Wilt Trinidad Cowpea Mosaic Virus Tropaeolum Virus 1 Tulip Virus 1 Turnip Crinkle Turnip Rosette Turnip Yellow Mosaic Wild Cucumber Mosaic Virus Miscellaneous photographs Odontoglossum (Cooke) Feb 1957 Cuc. mos? Rhubarb April T.H.V Physalis Genetical? Phas. Genetical? lupin C.B.R.S.V Anemone strain W.B and N.Z.S, March C.B.R.S.V Anemone strain R. amaranticolor Anemone flower break, Aug C.B.R.S.V swede ? Rose mosaic M.A.F 9/74607, Aug '59 Lettuce spot. Tobacco N. Clausen, March '58 T.S.W Tobacco N. Clausen, March, '58 Parsley leaf C.B.R.S.V Anemone, June with healthy control Potato Y Clauson N. Vincetoxicum virus
Correspondence concerning show exhibiting plants for the Scientific Section infected with non-indigenous mycoplasma and spiroplasma diseases at the Chelsea Show 1977.