A world wide report on Scientific Research. The first programme in the BBC TV series What is Life? In which the scientist looked at the living cell and the mysteries of the origins of life on earth, was introduced by Proffessor Michael Swann and Raymond Baxter on BBC TV This picture shows the famous Upjohn model of a cell inside the studio. The cell was flown from Chicago and featured in What is Life? , Fernsehen, Fernsehshow, Fernsehstar, Fernseher UnitedArchives00101473
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Recording Date: Jan 1, 1900
Media Size: 5,720×4,440 Pixels
A world wide report on Scientific Research. The first programme in the BBC TV series What is Life? In which the scientist looked at the living cell and the mysteries of the origins of life on earth, was introduced by Proffessor Michael Swann and Raymond Baxter on BBC TV This picture shows the famous Upjohn model of a cell inside the studio. The cell was flown from Chicago and featured in What is Life? , Fernsehen, Fernsehshow, Fernsehstar, Fernseher UnitedArchives00101473
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