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Developed pancreatic extracts, purification and early clinical use that made insulin treatment possible for people with diabetes.
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This historical development package includes experimental, purification and clinical roles. It is broader than one paper; the listed contributors are not a complete byline or all earlier insulin researchers.
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People and systems
Frederick Banting; Charles Best; James Collip; John Macleod; Walter Campbell; Almon Fletcher
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University of Toronto, Connaught Laboratories and Toronto General Hospital.
English catalogue narrative
Insulin: turning a discovery into treatment
Developed pancreatic extracts, purification and early clinical use that made insulin treatment possible for people with diabetes.
Scientific scope
This historical development package includes experimental, purification and clinical roles. It is broader than one paper; the listed contributors are not a complete byline or all earlier insulin researchers.
Reading status
This is a source-linked WRS catalogue note. A full explanatory guide and independent scientific reconstruction have not been completed for this entry. Read the identified original work for its complete narrative and arguments.
People and systems
Frederick Banting; Charles Best; James Collip; John Macleod; Walter Campbell; Almon Fletcher
Named source contributors to a historical development; individual attribution is incomplete.