1954 Press Photo Dr. James Tullis heads to Europe to demo blood machine
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Description
James L. Tullis was a leading blood researcher and made substantial contributions to the field of hematology. During his career, he developed a method of storing human red blood cells of rare blood types for clinical use. Dr. Tullis also worked closely with Edward Cohn to create the Cohn fractionator.
