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Minutes discuss various strategies for using animal models for the eventual discovery of a vaccine.

Issue of Yale Medicine, Spring 1996, containing Marc Wortman, "The Lyme Disease Dream Team," 1-15; Malawista's revisions on a draft of this article; issue of Yale Medicine, Fall 1998, containing "Lyme Disease Vaccines Prove Effective," 4.

The main article on Lyme disease in this issue is Bruce Reynolds, "The tick that mad New Haven famous," pp. 7-10.

Copy of Malawista's responses to this survey and his critique of some of the questions. Survey asks for influences on his career choice.

Malawista proposed to patent "Two types of cryopreservable cytoplasts from human polymorphonuclear leukocytes (PMN) that maintain motile, phagocytic, and microbial function." He submitted an Invention Disclosure form to Yale but was informed by Robert Bickerton of the Office of Cooperative Research that the invention was not patentable "in its present stage of development."