The endothelial cell
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L Florey
Br Med J, 1966•ncbi.nlm.nih.govIt was with very great pleasure thatI accepted the kind invitation to give a lecture in honour of
my old friend, Sir Roy Cameron, who has done so much for this College, and by his
outstanding teaching and researchhas forwarded the interests of pathology throughout the
world. We not only respect him as a great pathologist but admire his wide historical
erudition. It was natural, while I was thinking of whatI should say today, for me to recall with
admiration-and, let me add, astonishment-that one man had been able to write such a …
my old friend, Sir Roy Cameron, who has done so much for this College, and by his
outstanding teaching and researchhas forwarded the interests of pathology throughout the
world. We not only respect him as a great pathologist but admire his wide historical
erudition. It was natural, while I was thinking of whatI should say today, for me to recall with
admiration-and, let me add, astonishment-that one man had been able to write such a …
It was with very great pleasure thatI accepted the kind invitation to give a lecture in honour of my old friend, Sir Roy Cameron, who has done so much for this College, and by his outstanding teaching and researchhas forwarded the interests of pathology throughout the world. We not only respect him as a great pathologist but admire his wide historical erudition.
It was natural, while I was thinking of whatI should say today, for me to recall with admiration-and, let me add, astonishment-that one man had been able to write such a monumental work as The Pathology of the Cell. In this he displayed his virtuosity, not only in the way he presented his knowledge of the cell, but also in the way he brought out the very interesting and exciting sweep of the growth, over recent centuries, of our knowledge of the enormously complex activities of cells. Unfortunately nearly all of us-now have
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