Title:	As I Remember How It Was (Autobiography of Sam Leonard)
Authors:	Leonard, Samuel L.
Keywords:	Endocrinology Reproductive Physiology biography
Issue Date:	May-1990
Publisher:	Internet-First University Press
Abstract:	This is an account of a remarkable endocrinologist and a fun-loving, ethical human being. The autobiography combines serious accounts of research with the joys of living, both avidly pursued by Samuel L. Leonard. The autobiography is neatly sectionalized into short chronological periods starting with his birth in 1905 and then following his career after graduating from Rutgers University Phi Beta Kappa. He was among the first to discover the contraceptive effects of estrogen, and reported that two distinct gonadotropins were produced by the anterior pituitary. The account concludes with the death in 1990 of his loving, devoted wife, mother and companion, Olive. His list of 113 outstanding publications is appended.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/1813/3705
Appears in Collections:	Books and Articles Animal Reproduction: Reflections by Robert Foote

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