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Adrian Stokes

Irish bacteriologist (1887-1927)

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About Adrian Stokes

Captain Adrian Stokes, was an Irish physician and microbiologist and British Army soldier who worked as professor of bacteriology at Trinity College Dublin, and later as Sir Willian Dunn Professor of Pathology in the University of London at Guy's Hospital. He served in the Royal Army Medical Corps during World War I and was member of the Yellow Fever Commission in West Africa.

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Occupation: bacteriologist, physician, teacher
Citizenship: Ireland
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February 9, 1887

Died

September 19, 1927

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