Wool jumper, knitted from 'Dolly': the first cloned cell animal
1998
Tracy, a transgenic sheep
1990-1997
Penicillium Mould presented by Alexander Fleming
1935
Plaster-cast of Breasts, 2009
2009
Replica apparatus for the extraction and purification of penicillin
1986
Penicillin fermentation vessel, England, 1940-1945
1940-1945
Vessel for growing Mould, used in Oxford, England, 1942
1940-1944
Incubator used in the development of IVF
1977
Glass bottle of penicillin powder
1943
Bioengineered obese mouse, Aberdeen, Scotland, 1998
1998
Penicillin powder in bottle
1942
Hen-feathered male Sebright bantam
1914-1924
Genetically engineered mouse brain
circa 2010
Wooden chest for transporting penicillin during WWII
1942-1945
DNA Gel Electrophoresis kit, Europe, 1993
1993
Penicillin surface fermentation vessel in glass
1955-1975
Cock-feathered male Sebright Bantam
1914-1924
A mouse which has been fed on a calorie-restricted diet
1999
Samples of alpha-1-antitrypsin, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1998
1998
A mouse which has been fed on a non calorie-restricted diet
1999
Seven white ceramic fermentation vessel from apparatus used in experimental work with penicillin
1939-1949
Jar containing mouse embryo preserved in liquid, with just one 'finger'
1999
Home cloning kit, United States, 1993
1993
Pruteen sample
1979-1985
"Micrometer" test reading mirror for visual examination of microtitre plates
Glass ampoule of penicillin powder, United States, 1942-1943
1942-1943
Petri dish showing the effect of Penicillin on bacteria, United Kingdom, 1944
1944
Two freeze-dried Genetically Engineered Mice
1988
Vial for Penicillin sodium salt
1944
Culture plate of penicillium mould, London, England, 1963
1963
Isolation chip or iChip
2017
Counter-current Apparatus for Fractionating Populations of Drosophila According to Behavioural Mutation
Bracelet: indication of wish to be cryogenically frozen after death
1999
Dewar used to preserve body parts after death
1976-1999
Apparatus used in experimental work with penicillin, United Kingdom, 1939-1949
1939-1949
Vial of DPX Penicillin V by Distillers Co. (Biochemicals) Ltd., England, 1945-60
1945-1960
Necklace: indication of wish to be cryogenically frozen after death
1999
Specimen of "Toprina" single cell protein
1977
Tube of 'Penicillin Snuff', Liverpool, England, 1942-1943
1942-1943
Cardboard carton, for Penicillin sodium salt vial and instruction leaflet
1944
Pharmaceutical fermenter used in the development of semisynthetic penicillins
1957
NudgeBox portable processing unit for genetic analysis
2021
The "Arnold" Foster Mother
1950-1960
Autoradiograph of the first genetic fingerprint, Leicester, England, 1984
1984
First genetic fingerprint, 1984.
1984
Card authorising cryonic supsension after death, United States, 1999
1999
Ariel 'biological' washing powder, 1986
1986
'Crystapen' Benzylpenicillin, 1964
1964
Bottle of Phenoxymethyl Penicillin by Distillers Co. (Biochemicals) Ltd., England, 1955
1955
Glass phial of British Standard penicillin, London, England, 1946
1946