On the Making of Sex Hormones: Research Materials and the Production of Knowledge
Studies of the creation of networks in science have rarely focused on the role of research materials in establishing relations between actors. This paper considers the question of how scientists' changing needs for research materials in the study of sex hormones, which emerged as a new field of...
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