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Experimental physiological apparatus

1880-1910

Experimental apparatus

1890-1920

Glass and rubber tubing

Copy of experimental apparatus used by Lister in his experiments on coagulation of blood

Cardboard box containing items of experimental apparatus

1935-1960

Experimental apparatus consisting of a spiral of silver wire inside a small glass tube

Boussingault's apparatus for investigating carbon dioxide uptake by plants for photosynthesis, French, 1840

Boussingault's apparatus for investigating carbon dioxide uptake by plants for photosynthesis

1840

Replica of apparatus used by Pasteur

Replica of apparatus used by Pasteur

Copy of Lister's experimental apparatus of 1871 to demonstrate the germ theory of putrefaction, made for Lister Centenary exhibition, 1927

Copy of Lister's experimental apparatus of 1871 to demonstrate the germ theory of putrefaction

Experimental apparatus, comprising tripod, water bath, bunsen burner, retort clamps and part of a kynograph tracer, used by Sir Henry Dale, 1920-1930

Experimental apparatus used by Sir Henry Dale, 1920-1930

1920-1930

Copy of Lister's experimental apparatus of 1871 to demonstrate the germ theory of putrefaction, made for Lister Centenary exhibition, 1927

Copy of Lister's experimental apparatus of 1871 to demonstrate the germ theory of putrefaction

Copy of Lister's experimental apparatus of 1863 to demonstrate that blood coagulates without the escape of ammonia, made for Lister Centenary Exhibition, 1927

Copy of Lister's experimental apparatus of 1863

Copy of Lister's experimental apparatus of 1863 to demonstrate that blood coagulation is caused by foreign solids, made for Lister Centenary exhibition, 1927

Copy of Lister's experimental apparatus of 1863 to demonstrate that blood coagulation is caused by foreign solids

Copy of Lister's experimental apparatus of 1863 to demonstrate the germ theory of putrefactin, made for Lister Centenary exhibition, 1927

Copy of Lister's experimental apparatus of 1863 to demonstrate the germ theory of putrefactin

Cement cylinder with evenly spaced holes in the top, used by Pasteur in his experiments on spontaneous generation

Cement cylinder used by Pasteur

Black painted metal stand, used by Pasteur in his experiments on spontaneous generation

Metal Stand used by Pasteur

Copy of Lister's experimental apparatus of 1871 to demonstrate the germ theory of putrefaction, made for Lister Centenary exhibition, 1927

Copy of Lister's experimental apparatus of 1871 to demonstrate the germ theory of putrefaction

Part of experimental biochemical apparatus, made and used by Sir Henry Dale, 1920-1925

Part of experimental biochemical apparatus, made and used by Sir Henry Dale, 1920-1925

1920-1925

Copy of Lister's experimental apparatus of 1863 to demonstrate blood coagulation in vivo, made for Lister Centenary exhibition, 1927

Copy of Lister's experimental apparatus of 1863 to demonstrate blood coagulation in vivo

1927

Copy of miscellaneous glassware from Lister's experimental apparatus of 1860-1880, made for Lister Centenary exhibition, 1927

Copy of miscellaneous glassware from Lister's experimental apparatus of 1860-1880

Copy of Tyndall's apparatus used to test Pasteur's germ theory, 1875

Copy of Tyndall's apparatus used to test Pasteur's germ theory

1973

Physiological apparatus used by Dr. Griffith Pugh during the Everest expedition, 1953

Physiological apparatus used by Dr. Griffith Pugh during the Everest expedition

1950-1953