2 van Leeuwenhoek exhibits his microscopes for Catherine of England
7 The four members of the Yellow Fever Commission
Chapter 2
1 “Mad Dog,” caricature of a rabid dog
3 “An inoculation for hydrophobia”
5 “Coughs and Sneezes Spread Diseases,” World War II poster
6 “L’influenza à Paris,” cover of “Le Petit Parisien”
Chapter 3
1 Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, in a Turkish embellished costume
3 “Triomphe de la Petite Verole” (Triumph of Smallpox), caricature
7 Neutralization assay in tissue culture, diagram
8 Hemadsorption in tissue culture
Chapter 4
1 Caricature of Rudolf Virchow
2 An 1859 advertisement for achromatic microscopes
3 “Kill the mad dog,” Indian rabies poster
4 Negri bodies in brain
5 Varicella-zoster virus inclusions
6 Tzanck smear
7 Cytomegalovirus inclusions
8 Bodo von Borries and Ernst Ruska
9 Max Knoll and Ernst Ruska
10 Helmut Ruska
11 Electron micrograph of poxvirus
12 “1887−1987: a Century of Science for Health,” NIH poster
Chapter 5
1 Ross Granville Harrison
2 Thomas Rivers
3 Franklin D. Roosevelt; his dog, Fala; and Ruthie Bie at Hill Top Cottage
4 “Your gifts did this for me,” polio fundraising poster
5 Frederick Robbins
6 Cytopathic effect resulting from CMV replication
7 Colonel Harry Plotz
8 Joseph Edwin Smadel
9 Maurice Hilleman
10 Edwin Herman Lennette
Chapter 6
1 Werner and Gertrude Henle
2 G.-D. Hsiung, Yale University
3 G.-D. Hsiung with the diagnostic virology class
4 Chen Pien Li and Morris Schaeffer
5 Walter Dowdle
6 Charles Armstrong
7 Robert J. Huebner and a prize Angus bull
8 Robert J. Huebner and Wallace Rowe
9 Robert Chanock and Robert J. Huebner
10 Coronavirus
Chapter 7
1 Sydney Brenner
2 Robert Horne
3 The first electron micrographs of negatively stained bacteriophages
4 Adenovirus, negative stain E.M.
5 Tobacco mosaic virus E.M.
6 June Almeida
7 John Zahorsky
8 Norovirus E.M.
9 Albert Kapikian
10 Ruth Bishop and Thomas Flewett
11 Rotavirus in stool E.M.
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