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Carl F. Cori Papers

Historical Note

Carl Ferdinand Cori was born in 1896 in Prague (then located in the Austro-Hungarian Empire), the son of a noted Austrian biologist.  Cori began medical study in his native city, but this was interrupted by military service in World War I, during which he served as a medic on the Italian front.  While a student again after the war, he became engaged to a classmate, Gerty Theresa Radnitz.  The two were married in Vienna in 1920 shortly after receiving their medical degrees.  Both chose research careers, but it proved very difficult to find suitable positions in war-impoverished Austria.  In 1922, the Coris emigrated to the United States, where Carl took a position in Buffalo, at the State Institute for the Study of Malignant Disease (now Roswell Park Memorial Institute).

In 1931, Cori was appointed professor and chairman of the Department of Pharmacology at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.  He would later switch departments and become professor and chair of the department of Biochemistry in 1946.  Working with his wife Gerty, the Coris most notable contribution to science was their series of discoveries that elucidated the pathway of glycogen breakdown in animal cells and the enzymic basis of its regulation, now known as the Cori Cycle.

Provenance

The Carl F. Cori Papers were the gift of Anne Cori on April 27, 1985.

Access and Use

The collection is open and accessible for research.  Certain categories of documentation, however, may carry restrictions on access.  For detailed information, contact the Archives and Rare Book Department of the Becker Library (arb@wusm.wustl.edu).

Preferred Citation

Carl F. Cori Papers, Washington University School of Medicine.

Related Material

See also Dr. Cori’s:

Organization of the Collection (Series List)

Total Boxes: 22

Total Volumes: 22

Series 1: Oral History, 1982.

Series 2: Personal correspondence, 1924-1950.

Series 3: Early notes, 1919-1922.

Series 4: Personal correspondence, 1966-1984.

Series 5: Personnel series, 1966-1982.

Series 6: Material pertaining to Gerty T. Cori, 1957-1983.

Series 7: Lectures and conferences, 1947-1983.

Series 8: Laboratory notebook, 1966.

Series 9: Note cards, undated.

Series 10: Addendum, 1939-1984.

Container List

Series 1: Oral History, 1982.

Volume 1

Oral history, 1982

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Series 2: Personal Correspondence, 1924-1950.

Correspondence primarily from professional associations during CFC’s tenure at the State Institute for the Study of Malignant Disease, Buffalo, New York, and at WUSM. The series contains letters predominantly from 1924 to 1941, with a noticeable decline in letters representing the period 1942-1950. Includes a small amount of personal material and early contacts with WUSM faculty. Alphabetical arrangement.

Box 1

1.	Abel, John J., 1927.
2.	Alberta, 1926.
3.	Althausen, T. L., 1939.
4.	Ammon, Robert, 1928.
5.	Anson, M. L., 1941.
6.	Baker, Lillian, 1928.
7.	Barr, David P., 1926.
8.	Bear, Richard S., 1940.
9.	Beck, Lyle V., 1940.
10.	Belitzer, V. A., 1940.
11.	Bernheim, Frederick, 1941.
12.	Best, Charles H., 1928, 1938.
13.	Biezich, R., 1926.
14.	Binger, Carl A. L., 1927.
15.	Blaauw, E. E., 1940.
16.	Black, W. A., 1936.
17.	Blake, Francis G., 1937.
18.	Bloor, W. R., 1926.
19.	Bradley, Ernest B., 1936, 1937.
20.	Bridge, Edward M., 1939.
21.	Caldwell, C. G., 1938.
22.	Campbell, Walter R., 1928.
23.	Cannon, Walter B., 1927-1937.
24.	Carpenter, Thorne M., 1928.
25.	Cattell, J. McKeen, 1932-1939.
26.	Chadwell, Harris M., 1940.
27.	Channon, H. J., 1939.
28.	Charlton, H. E. W., 1928.
29.	Colowick, Sidney 1941.
30.	Colwell, A. R., 1929.
31.	Conn, J. W., 1941.
32.	Corley, Ralph C., 1928.
33.	Dale, H. H., 1928.
34.	Deuel, H. J., Jr., 1940.
35.	Dill, D. B., 1938.
36.	Dische, Zacharias, 1940.
37.	Elliott, K. A. C., 1940.
38.	Engelhardt, W. A., 1936.
39.	Erlanger, Herman, 1936.
40.	Erlanger, Joseph, 1931.
41.	Evans, Gerald T., 1939.
42.	Feinstein, Robert N., 1938.
43.	Fenn, W. O., 1937.
44.	Ferguson, L. K., 1927.
45.	Fischer, Ernest, 1936.
46.	Fisher, Robert E., 1936-1940.
47.	Fiske, Cyrus H., 1931, 1935.
48.	Fleischhacker, D., 1940.
49.	Folin, Otto, 1930.
50.	Frankl, Otto (Mrs.), 1936.
51.	Freed, Myer, 1941.
52.	Frohlich, Alfred, 1936.
53.	Gaddie, Robert, 1938-1939.
54.	Gerard, R. W., 1939-1940.
55.	Goddard, David R., 1940.
56.	Goepp, R. Max, Jr., 1940.
57.	Gottesman, Jessie, 1927.
58.	Graham, Helen Tredway, 1940.
59.	Green, David, 1940-1941.
60.	Greenstein, Jesse P., 1939.
61.	Gregg, Alan, 1939-1941.
62.	Handovsky, H., 1936-1937.
63.	Hanes, Charles S., 1940.
64.	Hansler, Hans, 1936.
65.	Hanson, Frank Blair, 1937-1940.
66.	Harrop, George, 1937.
67.	Hartt, Constance E., 1940.
68.	Hauke, Milton T., 1937.
69.	Hie, A. V., 1937.
70.	Himwich, Harold E., 1939-1941.
71.	Hinsey, Joseph C., 1928.
72.	Hogness, T. R., 1940-1941.
73.	Holmes, Eric, 1939.
74.	Holt, L. Emmett, 1940-1941.
75.	Houghton, E. M., 1927.
76.	Hubbard, Roger S., 1936.
77.	Jensen, Hans, 1937.
78.	Kalckar, Herman M., 1939-1941.
79.	Kaplan, Alex, 1946.
80.	Kellaway, Charles H., 1936.
81.	Kerr, Ralph W., 1941.
82.	King, C. G., 1941.
83.	Koretz, David, 1941.
84.	Kosterlitz, Hans W., 1938.
85.	L, F, X, 1928.
86.	Landsteiner, Karl, 1928.
87.	Leake, Chauncey D., 1937-1940.
88.	Leech, Paul Nicholas, 1940.
89.	Lehninger, Albert L., 1947.
90.	Leone, Joseph P., 1936.
91.	Lesser, E. F., 1926-1928.
92.	Lewis, Howard B., 1941.
93.	Lieben, Fritz, 1937.
94.	Linderstrom, K., n.d..
95.	Lipmann, Fritz, 1939-1941.
96.	Lipschitz, Werner, 1939.
97.	Lipton, Morris A., 1939-1940.

Box 2

1.	Loeb, Leo, 1926-1936.
2.	Loeb, Robert F., 1928.
3.	Loebel, R. O., 1929.
4.	Loewi, Otto (Mrs.), 1943.
5.	Long, Esmond R., 1937.
6.	Luck, J. Murray, 1939.
7.	Lundsgaard, C., 1925.
8.	Lusk, Graham, 1926.
9.	Lynch, Clara J., 1928.
10.	Macleod, Grace, 1925-1926.
11.	Maddock, Stephen, 1939.
12.	Mann, Franke, 1929.
13.	Mansfeld, Geza, 1936.
14.	Marine Trust Company of Buffalo, 1927.
15.	Markl, J., 1937.
16.	Marshall, E. K., 1936.
17.	Mautner, Hans, 1941.
18.	McKinney, A. E., 1926.
19.	Melampy, R. M., 1938-1940.
20.	Mendel, Lafayette B., 1926.
21.	Meyerhof, Otto, 1938-1942.
22.	Miller, Harry M., 1939.
23.	Morton, J. J., 1927.
24.	Mueller, J. Howard, 1926.
25.	Murlin, John, 1927.
26.	Nachmansohn, D., 1937.
27.	National Academy of Sciences membership, congratulatory wishes, 1940.
28.	Needham, Joseph, 1928.
29.	Neustadtl, Victor, 1937.
30.	Newman, Barclay, 1939-1940.
31.	Nobel Committee, 1939.
32.	Nobel Prize, congratulatory wishes, 1947.
33.	Noyes, William A., 1940.
34.	Nutter, Pauline, 1936.
35.	Ochoa, Severo, 1940.
36.	Oppenheimer, Carl, 1937.
37.	Oshlag, Julius A., 1937.
38.	Paneth, Fritz, 1926-1927.
39.	Pankrantz, D. S., 1937.
40.	Park, Davis Company, 1938.
41.	Pearlman, William, 1939.
42.	Peters, John P., 1939.
43.	Peterson, W. H., 1926-1927.
44.	Pierce, Harold, 1928.
45.	Pollak, Leo, 1940.
46.	Ponder, Eric, 1939.
47.	Porter, J. R., 1941.
48.	Potter, V. R., 1940-1941.
49.	Rare Chemicals, Inc., 1936.
50.	Richards, Alfred N., 1941.
51.	Riesser, O., 1937.
52.	Rioche, David M., 1943.
53.	Robison, Robert, 1938-1940.
54.	Rosenthal, Otto, 1933-1937.
55.	Ruhoff, Mary Brioges, 1937.
56.	Russell, Jane A., 1939-1940.
57.	Sachs, Jacob, 1940.
58.	Sahyun, Melville, 1928.
59.	St. Louis County Gas Company, 1937-1938.
60.	Schmidt, Gerhard, 1940-1941.
61.	Selye, Hans, 1940.
62.	Shaffer, Philip A., 1929-1938.
63.	Shine, William M., 1936-1940.
64.	Shorr, Ephraim, 1939-1940.
65.	Simpson, Miriam E., 1940.
66.	Sly, Grace, 1941.
67.	Smith, P. E., 1928.
68.	Somogy, Michael, 1928.
69.	Sonnenschein, Paul, 1937.
70.	Soskin, Samuel, 1939.
71.	Special Chemicals Company, Inc., 1926.
72.	Spoehr, H. A., 1936.
73.	Staub, H., 1928.
74.	Stehle, Raymond L., 1935.
75.	Stepp, Wilhelm, 1937.
76.	Sumner, James B., 1927-1939.
77.	Sundstroem, E. S., 1928.
78.	Sure, Barnett, 1928-1929.
79.	Sutter, C. C., 1927.
80.	Szent-Gyorgy, Albert, 1937-1939.
81.	Thannhauser, S. J., 1941.
82.	Thomson, David L., 1938.
83.	Tolstoi, Edward, 1928.
84.	Trimble, Harry C., 1940.
85.	Union Electric Company of Missouri, 1938.
86.	Urzidil, Johannes, 1941.
87.	Van Niel, C. B., 1941.
88.	Van Slyke, Donald D., 1926-1927.
89.	Veldee, M. V., 1940.
90.	Vigneaud, Vincent du, 1936-1938.
91.	Visscher, Maurice, 1924.
92.	Voegtlin, Carl, 1929.

Box 3

1.	Wagner, Richard, 1942.
2.	Wakeman, A. Maurice, 1927-1929.
3.	Warbureg, Otto, 1950.
4.	WU Department of Biological Chemistry, 1948.
5.	Weissberger, Louise H., 1941.
6.	Welch, Arnold, 1940-1941.
7.	Wells, Herbert S., 1926.
8.	West, Ted, 1939-1943.
9.	White, A. G., 1941.
10.	Williams, Linsley R., 1926-1928.
11.	Williams, Roger J., 1941.
12.	Wisconsin, University of, 1941.
13.	Woglom, William H., 1925.
14.	Wood, Francis C., 1925-1927.
15.	Wright, F. R., 1928.
16.	Wright, Jackson, 1940.
17.	Wrinch, Dorothy, 1941.
18.	Young, F. G., 1938.
19.	Zucker, Theodore, 1937.

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Series 3: Early Notes, 1919-1922.

The series is comprised of note cards and loose-leaf pages containing CFC’s research note. The early periods of his research in Europe are represented, beginning with his summer at the Pharmacological Institute at Pozsony, now Bratislava; his laboratory work at Prague; his postdoctoral studies in Vienna; and his brief time at the Pharmacology Department of the University of Graz, before leaving for his position in Buffalo, New York.

Box 3

20.	“Themata,” Bratislava, Prague, Vienna, 1919-1920.
21.	“Vorstellungen, Ideen,” Vienna, Graz, 1920-1922.
22.	“Ein Physikalisches Problem,” Graz, 1921.

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Series 4: Personal Correspondence, 1966-1984.

The series contains correspondence primarily from CFC’s professional associations during his visiting professorship at the Massachusetts General Hospital and the Department of Biochemistry, Harvard Medical School.

Box 4

1.	Adelman, George, 1974.
2.	Ali, Iqbal U., 1975.
3.	American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1969-1978.
4.	American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1974.
5.	American Cancer Society, 1970.
6.	American Chemical Society, 1966-1980.
7.	American Diabetes Association, 1972.
8.	American Heart Association, 1970.
9.	American Longevity Association, 1980-1983.
10.	American Medical Association, 1966.
11.	American Physiological Society, 1967-1968.
12.	American Scientists, 1969.
13.	American Society of Biological Chemists, 1978.
14.	Amoroso, Emanuel, 1977, 1983.
15.	Amos, Harold, 1983.
16.	Analytical Biochemistry, 1967-1972.
17.	Annual Review of Biochemistry, 1967-1969.
18.	Aposhian, H. V., 1981-1982.
19.	Arazi, Efraim, 1976-1979.
20.	Arete Publishing Company, 1978.
21.	Arias, Irwin M., 1975-1977.
22.	Arion, William J., 1982, 1984.
23.	Asayama, Shin'ichi, 1968-1978.
24.	Asociacion Israelita de Sobrevivientes de la Persecucion Nazi, 1977-1981.
25.	Associazione Giuliani Nel Mondo, 1971.
26.	Australia:  National Health and Medical Research Council, 1978.
27.	Axelrod, Julius, 1970.
28.	Baccari, Vincenzo, 1971-1973.
29.	Bachmann, Siegfried, 1974.
30.	Bade, Maria L., 1979-1980.
31.	Barker, Horace A., 1975.
32.	Barlovatz, A., 1977-1978.
33.	Barnes Hospital, 1966.
34.	Batt, Ronald E., 1975-1976.
35.	Battelle Seattle Research Center, Battelle Memorial Institute, 1970.
36.	Beall, Robert J., 1976.
37.	Beckmann, Max, 1977.
38.	Behrens, Otto K., 1971.
39.	Belkin, Samuel, 1975.
40.	Benzon, Alfred, 1969.
41.	Berg, Paul, 1972.
42.	Bernadotte, Lennart, 1972-1983.
43.	Berlin, Gerald A., 1982.
44.	Bessman, Samuel P., 1970-1974.
45.	Bing, Richard J., 1970.
46.	Biochemical Medicine, 1966, 1973.
47.	Biochemistry, 1966-1974.
48.	Biochimica et Biophsica Acta, 1972-1978.
49.	Birnbaum, Norman, 1980.
50.	Bjorksten, Johan, 1981.
51.	Bloch, Konrad, 1972-1984.
52.	Boehringer MannheimCorporation, 1966, 1974.
53.	Bogonez, Elena, 1981.
54.	Bolis, Liana, 1973-1982.
55.	Bonsignore, Arturo, 1969.
56.	Borek, Ernest, 1977.
57.	Bornstein, Joseph, 1971-1977.
58.	Boston Membrane Club, 1976-1977.
59.	Boy Scouts of America, 1971-1976.
60.	Brandeis University, 1966.
61.	Braude, Ben B., 1976.
62.	Bromer, William W., 1971.
63.	Brown, Barbara, 1966-1979.

Box 5

1.	Brown, David H., 1966-1972.
2.	Burchell, Brian, 1982.
3.	Burger, Max M., 1969-1979.
4.	Butler, Larry, 1973.
5.	Cambridge University, honorary degree, Doctor of Science, 1949.
6.	Carbonnel, Elizabeth, 1976.
7.	Chance, Britton, 1970.
8.	Chen, Pi-chen, 1969.
9.	Children's Hospital Medical Center, Boston, 1970.
10.	Chilton, Beverly, 1976-1977.
11.	Chivian, Eric, n.d.
12.	Citizens League Against the Sonic Boom, 1968.
13.	Cohen, Philip, 1975-1983.
14.	Cohn, Mildred, 1977-1980.
15.	Colowick, Sidney P., 1972-1981.
16.	Committee of Concerned Scientists, Inc., 1975-1976.
17.	Cooper, Marcia M., 1972.
18.	Cooper, R. A., 1975.
19.	Cori, Carl F.,  Call of Science, 1969-1970.
20.	Cori, Carl F., curriculum vitae.
21.	Cori, Carl F., curriculum vitae for Harvard years, 1980-1982.
22.	Cori, Carl F., Fifty years ago:  Embden and the glycolytic pathway, 1983.
23.	Cori, Carl F., miscellaneous, 1974-1980.
24.	Cori, Carl F., motor vehicle papers, 1968-1969.
25.	Cori, Carl F., personal library appraisal, n.d.
26.	Cori, Carl F., Reflections on December 5, 1981.
27.	Cori, Carl F., The role of lactic acid in the development of biochemistry, n.d.
28.	Cori, Carl F., Some highlights of the early period of bioenergetics, 1974.
29.	Cori, Carl F., translations, 1978.
30.	Cori, Carl F., verse compositions, original, 1983, n.d.
31.	Cori, Carl F., Who's Who entries, 1974.
32.	Cori, Carl I. (father), 1968-1981.
33.	Cori, Carl Thomas (son), 1967, 1980.
34.	Cori, Eliot (granddaughter), n.d.
35.	Cori, Gerty, (granddaughter).
36.	Costas, Enrique, 1972-1973.
37.	Coto Donana Biological Reserve, Spain, 1976-1977.
38.	Countway, Francis A., Library of Medicine, 1973.
39.	Cournard, Andre, 1972, 1976.
40.	Crane, Robert K., 1979-1981.
41.	Crane, Robert K., 1971-1978.

Box 6

1.	Cuatrecasas, Pedro, 1970-1982.
2.	Czechoslovak Society of Arts and Science in America, Inc., 1976.
3.	Danforth, William H., 1970-1981.
4.	Davis, Bernard D., 1966-1982.
5.	De Duve, Christian, 1978.
6.	Diamant, Erich Y., 1970.
7.	Dulin, William E., 1973.
8.	Eagle, Harry, 1970-1976.
9.	Eanes, Robert Z., 1984.
10.	Edsall, John T., 1969-1974.
11.	Eigen, Manfred, 1972-1978.
12.	Eightieth birthday greetings, miscellaneous, 1976.
13.	Eissler, K. R., 1969.
14.	Elias, John, 1975-1979.
15.	Enzensberger, Hans Magnus.  Poem translations, 1983-1984.
16.	Enzymologia. 1972.
17.	Erickson, Arthur W., Sr., 1980.
18.	Erickson, Robert P., 1974.
19.	Ernest, Michael, 1980.
20.	Ernster, Lars, 1975.
21.	Evans, Herbert McLean and Evans Memorial Lectureship, 1974-1979.
22.	Fainsod, Merle, 1972.
23.	Fan mail, 1971-1981.
24.	Federation of American Scientists, 1973-1982.
25.	Field, Richard, 1972.
26.	Fischer, Edmond H., 1970-1982.
27.	Fiske, Cyrus H., 1979.
28.	Florkin, Marcel, 1970, 1976.
29.	Ford, Gerald R., statement, 1976.
30.	Forger, John M., III, 1975-1976.
31.	Foundation for the Study of the Nervous System, 1984.
32.	French, Dexter, 1976-1981.
33.	Frederick, Jerome F., 1973.
34.	Friedan, Carl, 1971.
35.	Friedkin, Morris, 1972-1978.
36.	Frisch, Rose E., 1980.
37.	Fruton, Joseph, 1969-1979.
38.	Gakken Company, Ltd., 1969-1970.
39.	Gajdusek, D. Carleton, 1981.
40.	Gairon, Schabtai, 1975.
41.	Garland, Joseph E., 1976.
42.	Garland, Rebecca C., 1968-1980.
43.	Gennis, Louise S., 1975-1976.
44.	Gergely, John, 1976.

Box 7

1.	Geyer, Karl, 1974-1977.
2.	Gibbs, Willard, medal award, 1966-1969.
3.	Gilman, Henry, 1975-1976.
4.	Glaser, Luis, 1975-1981.
5.	Glaser, Robert J., 1966-1976.
6.	Gluecksohn-Waelsch, Salome, 1973-1976.
7.	Gluecksohn-Waelsch, Salome, 1977-1982.
8.	Gluecksohn-Waelsch, Salome. Correspondence with R. C. Garland, 1976-1980.
9.	Gold, Allen M., 1967.
10.	Goldman, Melvin L., 1969.
11.	Gorbman, Aubrey, 1967-1972.
12.	Gordon, Geoffrey, 1972-1976.
13.	Gould, Stephen J., ca. 1983.
14.	Grant file.  Cellular regulation of enzyme activity, 1971.
15.	Grant file.  Gene expression in rat hepatoma, 1977-1980.
16.	Grant file.  Glucose-6-phosphatase, 1972-1973.
17.	Grassberger, Marie Merlin, 1972.
18.	Graves, Donald, 1975.
19.	Green, Maurice, 1977.
20.	Greenspan, Ralph, 1982.
21.	Grisolia, Santiago, 1973-1979.
22.	Gross, Jerome, 1972-1976.
23.	Guerra, Francisco, 1970.
24.	Gustavus Adolphus College, 1974-1977.
25.	Gyorgy, Paul, 1970.
26.	Haber, Edgar, 1977.
27.	Hahenmann Medical College and Hospital, 1966.
28.	Hall, Peter, 1977-1978.
29.	Hannich, M., 1971.
30.	Harvard University appointments, 1967-1983.
31.	Harvard University Department of Biological Chemistry, 1967-1978.
32.	Harvard University Department of Chemistry, 1982.
33.	Hassid, Zev, 1974.
34.	Hatch, Frank and Marjorie, 1973.
35.	Haurowitz, Felix, 1970-1974.
36.	Hayaishi, Osamu, 1980-1983.
37.	Heimburg, Murray, 1970.
38.	Hellenic Society for Humanistic Studies, 1971.
39.	Helmreich, Ernst, 1966-1976.
40.	Helmreich, Ernst, 1977-1983.

Box 8

1.	Hers, Henri-Gery, 1965.
2.	History of Biochemistry, Committee on, 1969.
3.	Hoagland, Mahlon, 1974.
4.	Hodl, Heinrich, 1974.
5.	Holowka, David A., 1976.
6.	Homburger, Freddy, 1970.
7.	Homcy, Charles J., 1980.
8.	Horecker, Bernard, 1974-1980.
9.	Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, 1967-1970.
10.	Houssay, Bernardo, 1971.
11.	Hug, George, 1970-1973.
12.	Huggins, Charles, 1976-1979.
13.	Hunt, Marion, 1973-1974.
14.	Hunter, Edmund F., 1980.
15.	Illinois State Academy of Science, 1977.
16.	Indiana University, 1966.
17.	International Conference on the Unity of the Sciences, 1974-1976.
18.	International Foundation of Scientists for Peace and Liberty of Conscience, 1983.
19.	International Sakharov Tribunal, 1967-1980.
20.	International Scientific Academy for the Protection of Life, 1970.
21.	Israel, Embassy, 1976.
22.	Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities, 1972.
23.	Jones, Thomas W. (stepson), 1976.
24.	Jansz, H. S., 1968.
25.	Kabara, Jon J., 1981-1982.
26.	Kalckar, Herman M., 1968-1974.
27.	Kalckar, Herman M., 1976-1983.
28.	Kalckar, Herman, et al., letters re Otto Warburg.
29.	Kalckar, Herman M., biochemical research (biographical essay), n.d..
30.	Kalckar, Herman M.  Cori biography for Tutti i Nobel (in Italian), 1971.
	Note: “The Coris in post-World War I Europe” published as section I of The isolation of Cori-ester...in G. Semenza, ed., Selected topics in the history of biochemistry...(1983).
31.	Kalckar, Herman.  The Coris in post-World War I Europe, 1971 ( 1980).
32.	Kalckar, Herman.  The Coris in post-World War I Europe, general copy, 1980.
33.	Kamen, Martin D., 1973-1977.
34.	Kaminer, Bennie, 1975.
35.	Kaplan, Nathan O., 1970-1982.
36.	Karnovsky, Manfred L., 1973-1984.
37.	Kartz, Joseph, 1972.
38.	Keller, Patricia, 1970-1978.
39.	Kenez, Janos, 1976-1977.

Box 9

1.	Kety, Seymour S., 1970-1983.
2.	Khorana, H. Gobind, 1975-1976.
3.	King, Donald West, 1969-1975.
4.	King, M. Kenton, 1966.
5.	Kipnis, David, 1972-1981.
6.	Kisliuk, Roy, 1973, 1983.
7.	Klevay, L. M., 1979.
8.	Klingmuller, V., 1969.
9.	Klotz, Irving M., 1970.
10.	Knowles, Jeremy, 1982.
11.	Kohler, Robert E., Jr., 1971.
12.	Kokesh, Fritz C., 1976.
13.	Kornberg, Arthur, 1972-1982.
14.	Koshland, Daniel E., Jr., 1971-1977.
15.	Koshland, Daniel E., Jr., 1981-1982.
16.	Kowalski, D., 1983.
17.	Kramer, Samuel Noah, 1976-1979.
18.	Kratky, Otto, 1983.
19.	Krebs, Edwin G., 1978.
20.	Krebs, Hans A., 1980-1981.
21.	Kuffler, Stephen, 1983.
22.	Kukovetz, Walter, 1973-1974.
23.	Larner, Joseph, 1974-1978.
24.	Larner, Joseph, 1979-1980.
25.	Larsen, C. Donald, 1969.
26.	Laskowski, M., Jr., 1981.
27.	Lawrence, John E., 1973.
28.	Leaf, Alexander, 1973.
29.	Lee, Ya Pin, 1977.
30.	Lehninger, Albert L., 1976.
31.	Leloir, Luis, 1981.
32.	Leuthardt, Franz, 1980.
33.	Lewontin, Richard, 1971.
34.	Lewis, Wyndham, 1974.
35.	Li, Choh hao, 1974.
36.	Library, WUSM, 1977-1984.
37.	Ling, Gilbert N., 1966.
38.	Lipmann, Fritz, 1969.
39.	Lowell, Robert, n.d..
40.	Lowenstein, John M., 1971-1975.
41.	Lowry, Oliver H., 1976, 1984.
42.	Lwoff, Andre, 1977.
43.	Lyman, W. R., 1976.
44.	Lynen, Feodor, 1976-1980.
45.	Machlig, Lily, 1971.
46.	Maddaiah, V. T., 1982.
47.	Madsen, Neil, 1971-1982.
48.	Magistretti, Pierre J., 1982.
49.	Mainx, Felix and Margarete Cori Mainx (brother-in-law and sister), 1969-1984.

Box 10

1.	Malawista, Stephen E., 1976.
2.	Malt, Ronald A., 1976.
3.	March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation, 1972-1981.
4.	Mark Twain Journal, 1927-1977.
5.	Martin, Gonzalo Gimenez, 1976.
6.	Martins Campos, Jose Vicente, 1977.
7.	Massachusetts General Hospital, 1966-1982.
8.	Massachusetts General Hospital, Animal Care, 1976.
9.	Massachusetts General Hospital, Biomedical research support grants, 1979-1980.
10.	Massachusetts General Hospital, Enzyme Research Laboratory personnel, 1972-1981.
11.	Massachusetts General Hospital, Enzyme Research Laboratory, research opportunities handbook, 1967-1981.
12.	Massachusetts General Hospital, Nobel Prize winners, 1973.
13.	Massachusetts General Hospital, Research symposium, 1976.
14.	Major, Frederico, 1975.
15.	Mehler, Alan, 1976.
16.	Meyerson, Seymour, 1979.
17.	Miles-Yeda, Ltd., 1974.
18.	Miura, Yoshiaki, 1977.
19.	Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry, 1974.
20.	Molecular Pharmacology, 1967-1978.
21.	Molecular properties of phosphorylase (Doisy Festschrift), 1970.
22.	Mommaerts, Wilfried F. H. M., 1981.
23.	Monsanto Company, 1966 and 1975.
24.	Morin, Robert J., 1980-1981.
25.	Mosleitner, Franz A., 1975.
26.	Mosteller, Frederick, 1984.
27.	Mumford, Lewis, 1970-1981.
28.	Naidu, N. Chandrasekharam, 1970-1972.
29.	Najjar, Victor A., 1972-1983.
30.	Narahara, H. T., 1966.
31.	Nason, Alvin, 1971.
32.	National Academy of Sciences, 1974-1982.
33.	National Academy of Sciences, Human Rights Committee, 1973-1977.
34.	National Foundation, 1973.
35.	National Institute of Arthritis, 1979.
36.	National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, 1972.
37.	National Institutes of Health, 1975-1977.

Box 11

1.	National Science Foundation, 1972-1980.
2.	National Science Foundation, grant NSF PCM 80-25507, 1980-1982.
3.	Navarro-Monzo, Julio, 1976-1977.
4.	Neuberger, Albert, 1983.
5.	Neurath, Hans, 1970-1977.
6.	New England Journal of Medicine, 1970-1979.
7.	Nobel Committee of the Royal Caroline Institute, n.d.
8.	Nobel Nominations, 1975-1980.
9.	Nobel Prize Winners, Americans, 1978-1981.
10.	Noda, Lafayette, 1971-1972.
11.	Nordlie, Robert C., 1974-1975.
12.	Northwest Institute for Medical Research, 1977.
13.	Notable American Women, 1979.
14.	Novikoff, Alex, 1973-1983.
15.	Nowinski, Wiktor W., 1969-1972.
16.	Oberbeck, Stephen K., 1976.
17.	Ochoa, Severo, 1979-1980.
18.	Olson, Robert E., 1969.
19.	Oosthoeks encyclopedie, 1969.
20.	Osterreichisches Ehrenzeichen fur Wissenschaft und Kunst.
21.	Overbeck, S. K., 1976.
22.	Ozand, Pinar, 1971-1976.
23.	Papahadjopoulas, Demetrios, 1982.
24.	Park, Charles R., 1974-1981.
25.	Park, Jane H., 1968-1971.
26.	Parnas, Jakub K., n.d.
27.	Parnas, Leslie, 1978.
28.	Passonneau, Janet V., 1974.
29.	Patnaik, Swaraj K., 1973-1976.
30.	Paul, Iain C., 1970.
31.	Pauling, Linus, 1973-1976.
32.	Pertile, Francesco, 1981.
33.	Pette, Dirk, 1974.
34.	Physiological Reviews, 1972.
35.	Pick, Leslie, 1981.
36.	Pisello, Daniel M., 1979.
37.	Popper, Karl, n.d.
38.	Posternak, Theodore, 1966.
39.	Potts, John T., Jr., 1973-1982.
40.	Presse, die (Vienna) Interview, 1972.
41.	Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 1971-1980.
42.	Pugwash Conferences, 1984.
43.	Quastel, Juda H., 1977.
44.	Radovsky, Everett S., 1975-1976.
45.	Rao, Lakshman, 1978.
46.	Rapkine, Sarah, 1980.
47.	Reed, Lester J., 1969-1975.
48.	Reference work contributions, 1978-1979.
49.	Retina Foundation, 1966-1979.
50.	Ravello, Guseppe, 1971.
51.	Rich, Alexander, 1985.
52.	Richards, Fred, 1976.

Box 12

1.	Richter, Curt P., 1976.
2.	Rigas, Demetroios A., 6776-1968.
3.	Roach, Peter, 1978.
4.	Rojkind, Marcos, 1970.
5.	Rossi, E., 1976.
6.	Roth, Benjamin, 1980.
7.	Rous, Peyton, 1976.
8.	Ruller, Karl-Heinz, 1979.
9.	Russell, Findlay E., 1974-1983.
10.	Russell, James D., 1967-1971.
11.	Russell-Einstein Manifesto, 1955.
12.	Sable, Henry, 1966-1972.
13.	Sachs, Leo, 1983.
14.	Sano, Masaju, 1969.
15.	Satrustegui, Jorgina, 1976-1981.
16.	Schiffman, Michael B., 1974-1975.
17.	Schindler, Dali, 1974.
18.	Schmid, Roswitha, 1981.
19.	Schmidt, Gerhard.
20.	Schmidt-Collerus, Josef J., 1971.
21.	Schmitt, Francis, 1968.
22.	Science, 1967-1968.
23.	Scow, Robert O., 1969.
24.	Sebastian, Jesue, 1975.
25.	Segal, Haroild L., 1970.
26.	Sela, Michael, n.d.
27.	Semenza, Giorgio, l1975-1984.
28.	Sharon, Nathan, 1970-1972.
29.	Sharp, Geoffrey W. G., 1976.
30.	Sharp, Harvey L., 1977.
31.	Sharona, C., 1970.
32.	Sigma Xi, 1979.
33.	Simmonds, Jon, 1971.
34.	Simpson, Melvin V., 1966-1971.
35.	Slater, E. C., 1966-1981.
36.	Smith, Betty Olmsted, 1977.
37.	Sols, Alberto, l1968-1982.
38.	Star, Jack C., 1978.
39.	Stotz, Elmer H., 1973.
40.	Stricker, Friedrich, 1972.
41.	Stroninger, Jack, 1983.
42.	Stryer, Lubert, 1981.
43.	Sumner, James B., 1981-1982.
44.	Sutherland, Earl, 1970-1976.
45.	Sweden, Consulate, 1976.
46.	Symposiums, 1970-1971.
47.	Szebt-Gyorgyi, Albert, 1975.
48.	Tashjian, Armen H., Jr., 1972.
49.	Technicon - Israel Institute of Technology, 1973-1975.
50.	Temmen, Hans Luder, 1973.
51.	Theorell, Hugo, 1970-1976.
52.	Thorndike, Janet, 1970-1973.
53.	TIAA, 1966.
54.	Tribuna Medica, 1972-1973.
55.	Trieste, School of friends, 1967-1973.
56.	Udenfriend, Sidney, 1969, 1976.
57.	UNESCO, Comite International pour I'Universalite de, 1974-1977.
58.	Union Carbide Corporation, 1973.
59.	Upjohn Company, 1973.

Box 13

1.	Utter, Merton F., 1971-1972.
2.	Vagelos, Roy, 1973.
3.	Velick, Sidney, 1974-1981.
4.	Vijaya, S., 1982.
5.	Vourveris, Konstantin J., 1970-1978.
	Waelsch, Salome G., See Gluecksohn-Waelsch, Salome.
6.	Wagner, Richard, 1972.
7.	Walker, D. G., 1969.
8.	Walters, John H., 1975.
9.	Wanka, Elli, 1971.
10.	Washington, University of, 1967.
11.	Washington University, 1966-1969.
12.	Watson, James, 1972.
13.	Waugh, Lawrence J., 1980-1982.
14.	Weber, George, 1966-1981.
15.	Weingartner, Paul, 1969.
16.	Weiss, Paul A., 1973.
17.	Weisskopf, Victor F., (1932), 1981, 1982.
18.	Weizmann Institute of Science, 1969-1983.
19.	Welch, Arnold D., 1968-1976.
20.	West, Mary, 1977.
21.	Whelan, William J., 1971-1979.
22.	White, Abraham, 1973.
23.	Whitney, Helen Hay, Foundation, 1966-1974.
24.	Wieland, O., 1971.
25.	Williams, Roger J., 1970.
26.	Wilson, Edward O., 1979.
27.	Wilson, Thomas H., 1977.
28.	Winnick, Theodore, 1966.
29.	Witt, F., 1974.
30.	Wood, Harland G., 1972.
31.	Woolf, Pat, 1973.
32.	World Book Encyclopedia, 1983.
33.	Wuonola, Mark, 1969.
34.	Young, Michael, 1976.
35.	Zamecnik, Paul C., 1974-1982.
36.	Zichichi, Antonino, 1976-1984.

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Series 5: Personnel Series, 1966-1982.

The series contains the personnel files and correspondence of CFC’s laboratory and office staff at the Enzyme Research Laboratory, Massachusetts General Hospital and the Department of Biochemistry, Harvard Medical School.

Box 13

37.	Chang, Lorna, 1967-1982.
38.	Dorrell, Doris Kate, 1972-1974.
39.	Gandolfi, Constance, 1972-1976.
40.	Johnson, Frances M., 1966-1973.
41.	Kidder, Carolyn B., 1981-1982.
42.	McAdams, Janice J., 1982.
43.	Miscellaneous personnel, 1966-1973.
44.	Stanesa, Maxine A., 1974-1981.

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Series 6: Material Pertaining to Gerty T. Cori, 1957-1983.

The series contains biographical data on Gerty Cori and correspondence from researchers and institutions interested in her life and work.

Box 14

1.	Cori, Carl F., “Gerty Theresa Cori, 1896-1957,” in W. D. Miles, American chemists, (1976).
2.	Curriculum vitae.
3.	Fruton, Joseph S.  Biography, 1969.
4.	Houssay, Bernardo A. Memorial address for Gerty T. Cori, 1957.
5.	Memorial Fund, 1957.
6.	National Academy of Sciences, 1958-1976.
7.	Nicole-Gentry, G., 1975.
8.	Notable American Women, 1977.
9.	Nutrition Foundation, Inc., 1974.
10.	Olch, Peter D., 1976.
11.	Opfell, Olga A., 1976-1977.
12.	Page from Carl F. Cori's calendar indicating precise time of Gerty Cori's death, 1957.
13.	Parascandola, John, 1978.
14.	Roskoski, Robert, Jr., 1979.
15.	Roswell Park Memorial Institute, 1979.
16.	Scharff-Goldhaber, G. Outstanding women scientists (1780-1983), 1983.
17.	Survey of Sources for the History of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 1976.
18.	Twayne Publishers, Inc., 1972.

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Series 7: Lectures and Conferences, 1947-1983.

A collection of files pertaining to CFC’s attendance at various professional meetings, the series contains correspondence, program notes, and drafts and lecture notes of CFC’s presentations.

Box 15

1.	Programs of selected meetings attended, 1947-1965.
2.	Clayton, Victoria, Australia, Monash University, 1965.
3.	Philadelphia, 1965.
4.	Bloomington, Indiana, honoring Felix Haurowitz, 1966.
5.	Stanford, California, Stanford University, 1966.
6.	Granada, Spain, Congress of Spanish Biochemists, 1967.
7.	Cambridge, Massachusetts, Harvard University, 1967.
8.	Notes for lecture on glycogen storage diseases, 1967-1978.
9.	Boston, Massachusetts General Hospital, experimental pathology seminar, 1968.
10.	Boston, Beth Israel Hospital, 1968.
11.	Rehovoth, Israel, Weizmann Institute of Science, 1968.
12.	New York, Albert Einstein University, 1968.
13.	Bar Harbor, Maine, Jackson Laboratories, 1968.
14.	Delphia, Greece, Humanistic symposium, 1969.
15.	Enzyme lectures, 1969.
16.	Bar Harbor, Maine, 1970.
17.	Bloomington, Indiana, Indiana University, bioenergetics seminar, 1970.
18.	Brookline, Massachusetts, Conference on History of Biochemistry, 1970.
19.	Heidelberg, honoring Otto Meyerhof, 1970.
20.	Los Angeles, 1970.
21.	San Diego, University of California, 1970.
22.	Madrid, Academia Nacional de Medicina, 1971.
23.	Rottach-Egern, West Germany, Metabolic Introconversion of Enzymes, 1971.
24.	San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina, honoring Luis F. Leloir, 1971.
25.	Trieste, Italy, honorary doctorate, 1971.
26.	Aspen, Colorado, Given Institute of Pathobiology, dedication symposium, 1972.
27.	Cleveland, Case Western Reserve University, 1972.
28.	Delphi, Greece, Second International Humanistic Symposium, 1972.
29.	Lindau, Germany, 1972.
30.	New York, New York Academy of Sciences, 1972.
31.	Vienna, symposium on "die Zukunft von Wissenschaft und Technik in Österreich," 1972.
32.	Acquasparta, Italy, International Conference on Biological Membranes, 1973.
33.	Medford, Massachusetts, Tufts University, honoring Gerhard Schmidt, 1973.
34.	Seattle, Battelle Memorial Institute, International Symposium on the Metabolic Interconversion of Enzymes, 1973.
35.	Cambridge, Massachusetts, Warren Triennial Prize lectures, 1974.
36.	Charlottesville, Virginia, University of Virginia, Diabetes-Endocrinology Research Center dedication, 1974.
37.	Indianapolis, enzyme regulation conference, 1974.

Box 16

1.	Ames, Iowa, Iowa State University, Biochemical genetics conference, 1975.
2.	Barcelona and Madrid, honoring Severo Ochoa, 1975.
3.	Boston, Boston University, honoring Albert Szent-Gyorgyi, 1975.
4.	Crans-sur-Sierre, Switzerland, International Conference on Biological Membranes, 1975.
5.	Ames, Iowa, Iowa State University, visiting professorship, 1975.
6.	Lindau, Germany, Nobel Prize winners meeting, 1975.
7.	Seville, Congress of Spanish Biochemists, 1975.
8.	Stockholm, Nobel Foundation, 75th anniversary symposium, 1975.
9.	Cambridge, Massachusetts, Harvard University, 1976.
10.	Florence, Fondazione Internazionale Menarini, 1976.
11.	Messina, Italy, Universita di Messina, 1976.
12.	Paris, Recontre pour L'Universalité de L'Unesco, 1976.
13.	St. Louis, Washington University, Cori symposium, 1976.
14.	St. Louis, Washington University, honoring Earl Sutherland, 1976.
15.	Boston, Harvard University, dedication of scientific laboratories, 1977.
16.	Charlottesville, Virginia, University of Virginia, 1977.
17.	Cleveland, Ohio, Case Western Reserve University, honoring Harland Goff Wood, 1977.
18.	Crans-sur-Sierre, Switzerland, International Conference on Biological Membranes, 1977.
19.	Duckett Jones Award to Daniel Koshland, 1977.
20.	International Conference on Biological Membranes, 1977.
21.	Indianapolis, International Symposium on Enzyme Regulation, 1977.
22.	Nutley, New Jersey, Roche Institute of Molecular Biology, 1977.
23.	St. Louis, Washington University, unveiling of Cori portrait bust, 1977.
24.	Braiunlage, Germany, honoring Aharon Katzir-Katchalsky, 1978.
25.	Indianapolis, International Symposium on Enzyme Regulation, 1978.
26.	Iowa City, Iowa, University of Iowa, Medical Scientist Training Program, 1978.
27.	La Jolla, California, honoring Martin Kamen, 1978.
28.	Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania, honoring Mildred Cohn, 1978.

Box 17

1.	Boston, Harvard Medical School, honoring Cyrus Fiske, 1979.
2.	Belmont, Massachusetts, honoring Seymour Kety, 1979.
3.	Indianapolis, International Symposium on Enzyme Regulation, 1979.
4.	Honoring Hans Krebs, 1980.
5.	Taormina, Italy, University of Messina, honoring Ilia (Elie) Metchnikoff, 1980.
6.	Titisee, Germany, International Conference on Metabolic Interconversion of Enzymes, 1980.
7.	Indianapolis, International Symposium on Enzyme Regulation, 1981.
8.	Fife, Scotland (Fernie Castle), Glucose-6-phosphatase conference, 1982.
9.	Tucson, Arizona, University of Arizona, 1982.
10.	Avila, Spain, 1983.
11.	Bloomington, Indiana, Indiana University, Symposium on Enzyme Activity, 1983 (1).
12.	Bloomington, Indiana, Indiana University, Symposium on Enzyme Activity, 1983 (2).
13.	Crans-sur-Sierre, Switzerland, International Conference on Biological Membranes, 1983.
14.	Naples, Italy, honoring Otto Warburg, 1983.
15.	Paris, University of Paris, 1983.
16.	Rome, Galileo and Nobel celebrations, 1983.

Box 18

1.	Cambridge, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Phi Lamda Upsilon, n.d.
2.	Cambridge, Massachusetts, Harvard University, students of John T. Edsall, n.d.
3.	Charlottesville, Virginia, University of Virginia, X-ray induced albino mutations, n.d.
4.	Galveston, Texas, n.d.
5.	Granada, Spain, n.d.
6.	St. Louis, lecture on glycogen storage disease, n.d.
7.	Enzyme lysosome lecture, n.d.
8.	Glycogenolysis et al, n.d.
9.	Krebs symposium, n.d.
10.	Miscellaneous lecture notes, n.d.
11.	Phosphorylase lecture, n.d.

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Series 8: Laboratory Notebook, 1966.

The series is a binder containing notes of CFC’s last laboratory experiments at Washington University School of Medicine, which still involved glucose-1-phosphate and AMP (adenosine monophosphate). The experiments were performed and noted by his laboratory assistant, Pi-chen Chen. The binder was indexed and annotated by CFC himself.

Box 18

12.	Laboratory notebook from Carl F. Cori’s last Washington University laboratory, with corrections and notes in Cori’s handwriting, 1966.

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Series 9: Note Cards, n.d.

CFC’s collection of handwritten bibliographical note cards arranged in no perceivable order.

Boxes 19, 20, 21

5 x 8 inch bibliographical note cards.

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Series 10: Addendum, 1939-1984.

The series contains a miscellany of files collected after most of the previous series had been accessioned.

Box 22

1.	1947: Nobel Lecture and preface.
2.	Book review of Otto Warburg: cell physiologist, biochemist and eccentric, 1982.
3.	“Septuaginta, an ode to Il Ritiro” by Carl F. Cori, January, 1982.
4.	Reflections on December 5, 1981.
5.	Bibliography, 1983.
6.	Photos and miscellaneous.
7.	Paris, 1983.
8.	Reprints.
9.	Curriculum vitae.
10.	Iowa, 1978.
11.	Correspondence, 1983-1984.
12.	History of the Pharmacology Department, Washington University Medical School, 1900-1980 by F. Edmund Hunter, Jr. Chapter on C.F. Cori, Chairman 1931-1947.
13.	Correspondence between Herman Kalchar and Carl F. Cori, 1939-1967.

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