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Dr. Herbert Stahnke developed a controversial antivenin serum for
scorpion stings in the 1930s. The lab, founded in the early 1940s as part of the
biology department, researched poisonous animals. Although the center closed in
1972, the antivenin was still produced by the Anti-Virus Laboratory in the
Department of Microbiology as late as 1995.
For more information about the Biology Department, please visit:http://ls.la.asu.edu/biology/
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Poisonous Animal Research Laboratory (PARL)
1956
Photographer: Stan Gilbert
ASUD A54 #4 |
