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IN the field of experimental cell and general physiology the name of Alfred George Jacques had become increasingly prominent during recent years. Science announces that Jacques died by drowning on February 20, 1939—and to many readers of NATURE this news, already a year old, must come with the shock of surprise and it will occasion widespread regret among experimental biologists.
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STEWARD, F. Dr. A. G. Jacques. Nature 145, 581 (1940). https://doi.org/10.1038/145581a0
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