File:Martha Vaughn.jpg
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English: Martha Vaughan joined NHLBI in 1952, where she worked for nearly 60 years. She was chief of the Laboratory of Cellular Metabolism. |
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| Source | Self photograph by Michele Lyons |
| Author | Michele Lyons |
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English: Published in the NIH IRP government publication
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| current | 14:39, 5 October 2018 | | 683 × 1,020 (81 KB) | Aetatis (talk | contribs) | {{subst:Upload marker added by en.wp UW}} {{Information |Description = {{en|Martha Vaughan joined NHLBI in 1952, where she worked for nearly 60 years. She was chief of the Laboratory of Cellular Metabolism.}} |Source = Self photograph by Michele Lyons |Date = March 2017 |Author = Michele Lyons }} ;Other information: {{en|Published in the NIH IRP government publication}} |
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