At the end of the novel in which he appears, this character leaves his second wife Joyce Lanyon and retreats to Birdie's Nest to work with his friend Terry Wickett.
This character examines his racial prejudices after meeting Oliver Marchand and briefly joins his rival Angus Duer at Rouncefield. He opposes the crass materialism of A. DeWitt Tubbs and Rippleton Holabird, who pressure him to publish before he is ready. At the end of the novel in which he appears, this character leaves his second wife Joyce Lanyon and retreats to Birdie's Nest to work with his friend Terry Wickett. He voyages to St. Hubert to combat a plague, although the deaths of Gustaf Sondelius and his wife Leora cause him to abandon his experiment. This disciple of Max Gottlieb works at the McGurk Institute, where he successfully isolates a bacteriophage. For 10 points, name this bacteriologist, the title character of a 1925 novel about medicine by Sinclair Lewis.
This character examines his racial prejudices after meeting Oliver Marchand and briefly joins his rival Angus Duer at Rouncefield.
Martin {Arrowsmith} [or Martin {Arrowsmith}]