When time permitted in 1969, I joined the hepatitis research lab of Alfred Prince and M. Edward Kaighn at the New York Blood Center, where liver cells were being grown in culture, and began to try out my ideas. It was then a small step to the artificial liver concept based upon hollow fibers as a supporting matrix.
- Carl F. W. Wolf
- Director, Blood Bank and Transfusion Service
- New York Hospital
- Professor of Clinical Pathology
- Cornell University Medical College
- New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center
- 525 E. 68th St.
- New York, N.Y. 10021
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