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Nature Medicine 7, 879 (2001)
doi:10.1038/90898
Alfred Gilman
Karen Birmingham1
- London
Abstract
At the age of 10, Alfred Gilman wanted to go to the moon; on a visit to New York's Hayden Planetarium with his parents, he signed up to be an astronaut. Fifty years later, Gilman is preparing to take on a different, yet equally astronomical task. Instead of traveling to outer space, he is heading up a research program to detail the workings of cellular space.
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