Edward Reynolds Wright (1931–88)

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Standard immune responses are the sum of many clonal responses, cross-reactive and specific. Any study of clonal expression as well as analysis of its products requires the separation of clones. There are several approaches to this goal (1-3). The one we used was to generate immune responses of restricted heterogeneity where a limited number ofclonotypes determine the response (4, 5). The prere...

Geraldine Wright

Jeri Wright studies the neural basis of behaviour and the nutritional ecology of honeybees in the Institute of Neuroscience at Newcastle University. A Wyoming native, she studied botany at the University of Wyoming while working as an assistant researcher in the entomology museum. As an undergraduate, she first combined her interest in plants and insects by studying insect nutrition as a Rhodes...

Hypophysitis Edward

Hypophysitis is an uncommon inflammatory condition that may affect the pituitary gland and stalk. Patients often present with varying degrees of hypopituitarism. The diagnosis is often made presumptively based on clinical history and biochemical data but may also be supported by magnetic resonance imaging. Therapy is generally supportive in nature but may require surgery for pathological diagno...

Edward Fawcett

On September 21st, Professor Fawcett, who for forty-one years held the Chair of Anatomy in the University College, and University of Bristol, died suddenly while walking in the street. He had occupied a preeminent place in the work of the University and in the affections of many generations of medical students. He came to Bristol as a young man in 1893, four years after he had qualified at Edin...