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Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine condition. First Edition. Halle a. S.: Verlag von Wilhelm Knapp, 1904. Near Fine condition. Handsomely bound in red buckram, with a gilt-decorated, dark green leather spine label. Gilt is still shiny as new. A bright, clean, square, tight, unmarked copy. Hardcover. Illustrated. Index. The title page of this copy bears the ink stamp of insulin pioneer Dr. Ing Harald Pedersen who with his brother Thorvald, started Novo Terapeutisk Laboratorium in 1925. "In 1923 the engineer Harald Pedersen joined Nordisk to build the machines used for insulin production. His brother, Thorvald Pedersen, was later recruited to analyze the chemical processes during insulin production. However Thorvald Pedersen did not get on with Hagedorn, and in 1924 Hagedorn fired him. Out of loyalty to his brother, Harald res-igned and the two brothers set up on their own. By 1924 they too were successfully producing insulin The brothers named their company Novo Terapeutisk Laboratorium [Novo and Nordisk became] the world's leading manufacturers of insulin. Over the next 65 years both companies rapidly expanded. Both established large research units and competed furiously to be the first on the market with new products for the treatment of diabetes. Nordisk and Novo also both began to diversify by developing other products. Novo became the world's largest producer of industrial enzymes." -- Novonordisk. First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine condition. 8vo. ix, 750pp. Great Packaging, Fast Shipping. …

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine condition. First Edition. Halle (Saale): Verlag von Wilhelm Knapp, 1916. Fine condition. Handsomely bound in red buckram, with a gilt-decorated, dark green leather spine label. Gilt is still as shiny as new. A bright, clean, square, tight, unmarked copy. Sharp corners. Hardcover. Illustrated. Index. The title page of this copy bears the ink stamp of insulin pioneer Dr. Ing Harald Pedersen who with his brother Thorvald, started Novo Terapeutisk Laboratorium in 1925. "In 1923 the engineer Harald Pedersen joined Nordisk to build the machines used for insulin production. His brother, Thorvald Pedersen, was later recruited to analyze the chemical processes during insulin production. However Thorvald Pedersen did not get on with Hagedorn, and in 1924 Hagedorn fired him. Out of loyalty to his brother, Harald resi-gned and the two brothers set up on their own. By 1924 they too were successfully producing insulin The brothers named their company Novo Terapeutisk Laboratorium [Novo and Nordisk became] the world's leading manufacturers of insulin. Over the next 65 years both companies rapidly expanded. Both established large research units and competed furiously to be the first on the market with new products for the treatment of diabetes. Nordisk and Novo also both began to diversify by developing other products. Novo became the world's largest producer of industrial enzymes." - Novonordisk. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine condition. 8vo. xii, 833pp. Great Packaging, Fast Shipping. …

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine condition. First Edition. Halle a. S.: Verlag von Wilhelm Knapp, 1905. Fine condition. Handsomely bound in red buckram, with a gilt-decorated, dark green leather spine label. Gilt is still as shiny as new. A bright, clean, square, tight, unmarked copy. Sharp corners. Hardcover. Illustrated. Index. The first article in this volume prints the revised 1904 table of atomic weights set up by the International Atomic Weight Commission. ["Atomgewicht. - Auf Grund der neueren Untersuchungen bis 1904 über Atomgewicht ist von der internationalen Atomgewichts Kommission folgende Tabelle der Atomgewichte aufgestellt worden."]. The title page of this copy bears the ink stamp of insulin pioneer Dr. Ing Harald Pedersen who with his brother Thorvald, started Novo Terapeutisk Laboratorium in 1925. "In 1923 the engineer Harald Pedersen joined Nordisk to build the machines used for insulin production. His brother, Thorvald Pedersen, was later recruited to analyze the chemical processes during insulin production. However Thorvald Pedersen did not get on with Hagedorn, and in 1924 Hagedorn fired him. Out of loyalty to his brother, Harald res-igned and the two brothers set up on their own. By 1924 they too were successfully producing insulin The brothers named their company Novo Terapeutisk Laboratorium [Novo and Nordisk became] the world's leading manufacturers of insulin. Over the next 65 years both companies rapidly expanded. Both established large research units and competed furiously to be the first on the market with new products for the treatment of diabetes. Nordisk and Novo also both began to diversify by developing other products. Novo became the world's largest producer of industrial enzymes." -- Novonordisk. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine condition. 8vo. xii, 930pp. …

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine condition. First Edition. Halle a. S.: Verlag von Wilhelm Knapp, 1902. Fine condition. Handsomely bound in red buckram, with a gilt-decorated, dark green leather spine label. A bright, clean, square, tight, unmarked copy. Sharp corners. Hardcover. Illustrated. Index. The title page of this copy bears the ink stamp of insulin pioneer Dr. Ing Harald Pedersen who with his brother Thorvald, started Novo Terapeutisk Laboratorium in 1925. "In 1923 the engineer Harald Pedersen joined Nordisk to build the machines used for insulin production. His brother, Thorvald Pedersen, was later recruited to analyze the chemical processes during insulin production. However Thorvald Pedersen did not get on with Hagedorn, and in 1924 Hagedorn fired him. Out of loyalty to his brother, Harald res-igned and the two brothers set up on their own. By 1924 they too were successfully producing insulin The brothers named their company Novo Terapeutisk Laboratorium [Novo and Nordisk became] the world's leading manufacturers of insulin. Over the next 65 years both companies rapidly expanded. Both established large research units and competed furiously to be the first on the market with new products for the treatment of diabetes. Nordisk and Novo also both began to diversify by developing other products. Novo became the world's largest producer of industrial enzymes." -- Novonordisk. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine condition. 8vo. viii, 725pp. Great Packaging, Fast Shipping.…