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[A09-36]

Volume - Lobund Report - Germfree Life Studies No.2 (includes T. D. Luckey, "Rearing Germ-Free Chickens," "Some Observations on Germ-Free Bantam Chickens," and "The Need for a Unified Terminology in Germ-Free Life Studies"), 1949

Volume - Lobund Report - Germfree Life Studies No.3 (includes T. D. Luckey, "The White Wyandotte Bantam and White Leghorn Chicken" and "Rearing Germfree Turkeys"), 1960

Binder - Markers in Nutrition (A. Kotb and T. D. Luckey; from Nutrition Abstracts and Reviews), 1972

Binder - Experiments in Biochemistry (compiled by T. D. Luckey, O. J. Koeppe, J. M. Franz, and A. A. White; Department of Biochemistry, School of Medicine, University of Missouri), 1957

Binder - Volume 1 - Research on Long Term Isolation of Primates and Mice - Final Report (NASA Contract NAS 9-9000), 1970

Binder - Volume II - Appendices (NASA Contract NAS 9-9000), 1970

Binder - Volume III - Standing Operating Procedures for Primate Isolation Study (NASA Contract NAS 9-9000), 1970

Binder - Volume IV - The Literature Search (NASA Contract NAS 9-9000), 1970

FF - T. D. Luckey - Bibliography 1943-1972, 1972

FF - Intestinal Microflora (T. D. Luckey as guest editor; reprinted from the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition), 1970

FF - T. D. Luckey - Off-prints, 1962-1972

FF - Lecture Publicity (Romanian poster), n.d.

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