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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Professor Schlotterbeck, Mr. Shannon, and Mr. Tracy.
10. Organic Chemistry. Lectures. Four hours. Second semester.
Professor Gomberg.
Course 10 is intended primarily for classes in other depart- ments of the University and is open to students in the School of Pharmacy only by special permission.
PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY AND BACTERIOLOGY 2. Bacteriology. Lectures. Three hours. First semester. Pro- fessor NovY.
3. Bacteriology. Laboratory work. Three hours. Professor Now.
Course 3 is given four ti...mes a year, each class working for two months.
8. Physiological Chemistry. Lectures. Three hours. First semes- ter. Professor Vaughan.
9. Physiological Chemistry, including the Analysis of Urine. Lab- oratory work and lectures. Four hours. Professor Novy.
Course 9 is given four times a year, each class working for two months. It must be preceded by a course in Qualitative Analysis and by Course 7 in Organic Chemistry.
PHARMACOLOGY I. Pharmacology. Lectures, recitations, and demonstrations.
Three hours.
What to read after General Register?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Michigan to read onlineMoreLess
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