Frederick G. Banting
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1 (of 5) Student assistant Charles H. Best and Frederick G. Banting are standing on the roof of the medical building with one of the diabetic dogs used in their experiments with insulin.
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2 (of 5) Banting and Best's laboratory where insulin was discovered.
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3 (of 5) Frederick Banting with dog.
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4 (of 5) Frederick Banting at his desk.
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5 (of 5) Sir Frederick G. Banting (right) visiting medicine laureate 1904 Ivan Pavlov (left) in his home near Leningrad on 28 June 1935. Banting travelled to Leningrad in 1935 to attend the 15th International Physiological Congress.
Photo credit: Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library, University of Toronto
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