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...School's 21-man Dormitory Council elected the following officers last night: Edward P. Snyder 3L, president, Kenric S. Lessey 3L, vice-president, Nathan J. Siegal 3L, secretary, Albert L. Cohn 3L, treasurer, Robert D. Taichert 2L and John E. Hollenberg 3L, members-at-large...
After that, Dr. Cohn showed how the blood goes through a maze of tubes and a series of whirling cylinders. In a plastic bag lined with a gummy substance, the red cells settle to the bottom. Thus separated, said Dr. Cohn, they can be kept for at least a year (whereas by older methods they were good for less than a month...
Settling Red. Chief demonstrator was Harvard's Professor (of Biochemistry) Edwin Joseph Cohn, whose research made the mobile laboratory possible. Because blood begins to deteriorate as soon as it leaves the veins, the needle used by Dr. Cohn's team has a special inside coating to keep the white cells from sticking to its sides and being destroyed. From the needle the blood flows through a plastic tube lined with a resinous compound to remove the calcium and keep it from clotting...
...Mobile Blood Processing Laboratory can handle 200 pints of donor's blood a day. Soon, Dr. Cohn hopes, it will be as familiar as the Red Cross Bloodmobile -and will be parked right behind it as the nation stores up blood fractions...
University Professor Edwin J. Cohn led a team of scientists in development of the new separation processes. Other Harvard scientists on the project were Edward S. Buckley, Jr., Maurice D'Hont, John G. Gibson, and Carl Walter...