Matthew Albert passes a bust of Ilya Mechnikov every day on the way to his office at the Institute Pasteur in Paris. Working in the same building as the man who discovered phagocytosis is "humbling," he says, but the young immunologist shares with the 1908 Nobel Prize winner a fascination with cell death and a fixation on how science can improve the human condition.
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Matthew Albert: Fascinated by Cell Death
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