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Joan Muriel Mattingley (married name Cameron; 5 March 1926 – 27 July 2015) was a New Zealand clinical chemist. Mattingley was born in Wellington on 5 March 1926, and was educated at Wellington Girls' College. When aged 17, she applied to work at the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research but was told that girls could not become botanists "because it required tramping". Mattingley graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree from Victoria University College in 1949, and completed a PhD in biological chemistry from Victoria University of Wellington in 1977. She worked as a clinical chemist, and rose to become the senior scientific officer in the biochemistry research unit at Wellington Hospital.