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Ref NoGB 0809 Ross/13/32
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TitleLetter
Date15/11/1896
DescriptionHe thinks that the brindled mosquitoes which he is using are of no use in malaria research and that the brown ones refuse to bite. He describes the blood regurgitated by leeches, which were fed on malaria patients and the chances in it and adds that the special malaria duty is almost certain and A Bignami is trying to obtain the credit for his work.
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