Stanley Korsmeyer, MD
Stanley J. Korsmeyer, MD
Stanley J. Korsmeyer, MD, a scientific leader at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, will be remembered at the Institute as much for his sunny, upbeat disposition and for the way he selflessly helped guide the careers of those who worked for him as he will for his landmark discoveries in the field of cancer research. Dr. Korsmeyer, a non-smoker, died on March 31, 2005, of lung cancer.
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Stories related to Dr. Stanley Korsmeyer's work
- Making cancer cells die a 'good death' (pdf)
- Scientists identify crucial gene for blood development
- Scientists identify novel enzyme with key role in leukemia protein's normal function
- Natural resistance of pigment cells to sunlight may make deadly skin cancer tough to treat
- Scientists using gene chips identify a unique form of leukemia
- Programmed death by mitochondria (from the Harvard Medical School's Web site)
