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Audio Clips
Men and Molecules: Molecular Medicine. February 26, 1962.American Chemical Society, producer. 8mm audio tape reel, CD.
- Analogy between antibodies and SCA process. - Linus Pauling
- Definition of molecular disease, covers DNA and inheritance of diseases. - Linus Pauling
- Rectifying the cold war economy. - Linus Pauling
Men and Molecules: Molecular Medicine. March 30, 1962.American Chemical Society, producer. 8mm audio tape reel, CD.
- Stopping the spread of SCA to children. - Linus Pauling
See Who’s Here: Interview with Linus Pauling, hosted by Robert Phillips. December 2, 1966.KOAC-TV productions, Corvallis, OR.
- Importance of focusing on specialized fields of study. - Linus Pauling
“Drs. Pauling and Castle: ‘Evolution of Molecular Biology.’” 1969.Producer unknown. Scotch 1/4" magnetic audio tape reel.
- Itano's work on sickle cell anemia. - Linus Pauling
- Developing a theory for the universe. - Linus Pauling
- William Castle tells his story. - William Castle
- Response to William Castle's statements. - Linus Pauling
Molecular Disease lectures given at SUNY, New York. November 1970.American Chemical Society, producer. 8mm audio tape reel, CD.
- Itano, Singer and Wells' work on sickle cell anemia. - Linus Pauling
- Biological specificity work at Caltech. - Linus Pauling
- Marriage tests and disclosing genotype information. - Linus Pauling
- Emile Zuckerkandl working on hemoglobin. - Linus Pauling
“Abnormal Hemoglobin Molecules in Relation to Disease”. Lecture at Michigan State University. 1972.Broadcast on WKAR. Original held at the Vincent Voice Library, Michigan State University. Compact disc and standard audiocassette.
- The spread of malaria affected by sickle cell disease. - Linus Pauling
- Heterozygotes marrying, having children. - Linus Pauling
- Ingram's work on sickle cell hemoglobin. - Linus Pauling
Interview with John Catchpool for Pauling NOVA special. 1977.Audiocassette tapes.
- Sickle cell anemia, genetic mutations and fallout. - John Catchpool
- Visiting Albert Schweitzer, fallout dangers and an approach to medicine. - John Catchpool
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