Leonard Hayflick, Ph.D. | Pioneering Microbiologist
Aug 1, 2024 · Leonard Hayflick passed away on 1 August 2024 at his home in The Sea Ranch, California. He is best known for the seminal discovery of “cell senescence” when he found that normal human cultured cells are mortal, which has been popularly called “The Hayflick Limit.”
Research & Discoveries | Leonard Hayflick, Ph.D.
Learn more about Dr. Hayflick's discoveries in the field of microbiology including "The Hayflick Limit" and the cause of "Walking Pneumonia," plus much more.
Biography & Research Timeline | Leonard Hayflick, Ph.D.
Dr. Hayflick's path in the field of microbiology, including his fight to overturn the formerly established beliefs about cell mortality.
Obituary - Leonard Hayflick, Ph.D.
Leonard Hayflick, pioneering microbiologist, passed away on 1 August 2024 at his home in The Sea Ranch, California. He is best known for the seminal discovery of “cell senescence” when he found that normal human cultured cells are mortal, which has …
Curriculum Vitae | Leonard Hayflick, Ph.D.
Dr. Hayflick's education, professional posts, publications, fellowships/scholarships, honors/awards, scientific association affiliations and more.
Interviews: Videos & Podcasts | Leonard Hayflick, Ph.D.
Dr. Hayflick has been interviewed many times during his scientific career. Enjoy select conversations with Hayflick about his life, research and much more.
Litigation & Cell Ownership | Leonard Hayflick, Ph.D.
Dr. Hayflick's fight for ownership of the WI-38 cell line and his lawsuit against the U.S. Government helping to establish biological patent rights.
Journal Articles & Books | Leonard Hayflick Ph.D.
Dr. Hayflick has published over 275 scientific articles during his career. Find his most-cited papers plus other publications of note.
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