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the study of disease by studying cells and tissues under a microscope; or a disease
- Nancy had joined Johnson's Ebola project as the pathologist.p. 60.0
- She was in training for veterinary pathology, the study of disease in animals.p. 56.6
- She was also studying for her pathology-board exams, which were coming up in a week.p. 56.8
- When Nancy Jaax first applied to join the pathology group at the Institute, the colonel in charge of it didn't want to accept her.p. 60.8
- Nancy Jaax volunteered to work as the pathologist on Johnson's Ebola project.p. 67.5
- He is not related to Gene Johnson, the civilian virus hunter, or to Lieutenant Colonel Tony Johnson, the pathologist.p. 115.2
- He was eventually appointed head of pathology at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, and when that happened, his old job came open, the job of chief of pathology at the Institute.p. 152.4
- He was eventually appointed head of pathology at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, and when that happened, his old job came open, the job of chief of pathology at the Institute.p. 152.4
- A pathologist helped him do it, standing next to him.p. 175.9
- A pathologist at the Institute had inspected the meat very carefully and had given it a tentative diagnosis of simian hemorrhagic fever—harmless to humans, lethal to monkeys.p. 178.2
- He remembered remarking to the pathologist, as he cut up the little pink chunk of mystery meat in the tin foil, "Good thing this ain't Marburg."p. 200.7
- They hit upon Lieutenant Colonel Nancy Jaax, the Institute's chief of pathology.p. 221.6
- In 1986, Gene Johnson had infected monkeys with Ebola and Marburg by letting them breathe it into their lungs, and she had been the pathologist for that experiment.p. 224.3
- There a pathologist had prepared a set of slides for Nancy to look at.p. 241.1
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