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charities in recognition of his work in this field. Very much in character, he developed productive collaborations with senior colleagues within the medical school and hospital. Together with Dr Duncan
Catterall, head of the
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Britain from freely donated blood, rather than from imported blood from the US where donors were paid. The consequences of not following this advice, and Britain’s failure to be self-sufficient for treatment of
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Veronica (née Tester), widow of Maj. Iain Herford Hope (1918–1951); she had two children, Kerin and Alex. They had met in Australia. Together they had three children:
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Fulford, K. W. M.; Dane, D. S.; Catterall, R. D.; Woof, R.; Denning, J. V. (1973). "Australia antigen and antibody among patients attending a clinic for sexually transmitted diseases".
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work led by John Miles, head of the
Medical Research Division in the early 1950s. Dane continued to work to improve diagnostic methods and published on avian and human psittacosis.
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to reserve concentrate use to those whose management absolutely depended on it saved many from HIV infection. He also was early to recognise the occurrence of hepatitis other than
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Barbara, J. A. J.; Howell, D. R.; Cleghorn, T. E.; Cameron, C. H.; Briggs, M.; Dane, D. S. (1977). "A comparison of different methods of screening blood donations for HBsAg".
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at NLBTC which he continued to hold after his retirement in 1982, until his death. Through this association with the blood services Dane went on both to improve current
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Dane, D. S., Miles, J. A. R., & Stoker, M. G. P. (1953). A disease of Manx
Shearwaters: further observations in the field. The Journal of Animal Acology, 123-133.
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Cameron, C. H.; Combridge, B. S.; Howell, D. R.; Barbara, J. A. J. (1980). "A sensitive immunoradiometric assay for the detection of hepatitis B surface antigen".
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post-transfusion hepatitis led to identification of the morphological form of the hepatitis: he characterised the particles in the blood of patients with "
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Australia-antigen-associated hepatitis".
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Bulbasket: Behind the Lines in Occupied France. Barnsley, S. Yorks, UK: Pen and Sword Books Ltd. p. 232.
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Doniach, D., Del Prete, S., Dane, D. S., & Walsh, J. H. (1972). "Viral hepatitis related antigens in 'autoimmune' hepatic disorders",
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and the role of the persistently infected person as a reservoir of infection in the community, identifying the individual whose
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contained large amounts of virus, coining the term "super-carriers". He also described the dynamics of the virus particle in
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concentrate. Potentially disastrous for groups such as haemophiliacs, who early on became infected with HIV, his advice to
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Lim, K. S.; Catterall, R. D.; Simon, R.; Dane, D. S.; Briggs, M.; Tedder, R. S. (1979). "A reservoir of hepatitis B".
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for HBsAg, the BPL RIA. They also developed specialised equipment for its use. His colleague Sam
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advice against the importation of blood from the USA. In the 1990s he advised in legal cases relating to
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Domen, R. E. (1995). "Paid-versus-volunteer blood donation in the United States: a historical review".
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when excreted by people given the vaccine. Professor Dick’s team also initiated studies of combined
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Haire, M; Dane, DS; Dick, G; Briggs, EM; Connor, TJ (1966).
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following treatment with the anti-haemophiliac concentrate.
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and isolated a potential cause. It was inevitable that as a
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Dick, GWA; Dane, DS (1959). "Live Poliomyelitis Vaccine".
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Miles, J. A. R. (1954). "Benign lymphocytic meningitis".
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label and with John Barabara of NLBTC, merged this with
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559:assay for HBsAg, "Hepatest". Turkey
454:herpes simplex virus infection (HSV)
324:, in 1951 supported by a grant from
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1499:"Military funeral for R.A. Officer"
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276:in 1943, and then the newly formed
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171:known for his pioneering work in
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640:of the then "new" treatment of
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1384:Transfusion Medicine Reviews
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842:"David Maurice Surrey Dane"
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961:British Medical Journal
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223:radioimmunoassay (RIA)
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567:the first UK-based
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415:In 1966, Dane left
381:poliovirus vaccines
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286:Operation Bulbasket
262:Charterhouse School
173:infectious diseases
169:clinical virologist
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