Paul M. Wassarman is Professor of Cell, Developmental, and Regenerative Biology in the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and Series Editor for Current Topics in Developmental Biology. Wassarman has authored more than 225 scientific papers and reviews, edited over a dozen books, and coauthored A Guide to Zona Pellucida Domain Proteins.

• Preface AcknowledgementsJohn Kendrew's Timeline John Kendrew's Service John Kendrew's Awards & HonorsNobel Laureates CitedBritish Peers & Knights Cited AbbreviationsFigures and Tables Chapter 1. Introduction to John Kendrew Chapter 2. Life, Traits, & Predilections Chapter 3. Family, Parents, & SeparationChapter 4. Formal Education (1924-1939)Chapter 5. World War 2 Service (1939-1946) Chapter 6. Cavendish, Peterhouse, & Myoglobin (1946-1962)Chapter 7. Marriage & Divorce (1948-1956)Chapter 8. Structure of Myoglobin (1957-1962) Chapter 9. Journal of Molecular Biology (1957-1987) Chapter 10. Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1962) Chapter 11. The Old Guildhall, Linton (1964-1997)Chapter 12. Laboratory of Molecular Biology (1962-1974)Chapter 13. European Molecular Biology Laboratory (1962-1982)Chapter 14. St. John's, Retirement, & Death (1982-1997) APPENDIXA.1 Description of John Kendrew's ArchivesA.2 John Kendrew's Obituaries (1997)A.3 Preface to John Kendrew's PhD Thesis (1949)A.4 John Kendrew's Scientific Publications (1940-1994)A.5 John Kendrew's Science Article (1963)A.6 Gunnar Hägg's Nobel Presentation Speech (1962)A.7 John Kendrew's EMBL Agreement Speech (1973) SOURCESS.1 Books on Crystallography S.2 Bibliography: Books, Reports, & Reviews EndnotesName IndexSubject Index

Wassarman has done a remarkable job in producing a rich story catching many aspects of Kendrew's life. The book provides many new insights and is an enjoyable reading. We should be very grateful for the extensive research done to produce a book of this quality.

Paul M. Wassarman is Professor of Cell, Developmental, and Regenerative Biology in the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and Series Editor for Current Topics in Developmental Biology. Wassarman has authored more than 225 scientific papers and reviews, edited over a dozen books, and coauthored A Guide to Zona Pellucida Domain Proteins.

• Preface AcknowledgementsJohn Kendrew's Timeline John Kendrew's Service John Kendrew's Awards & HonorsNobel Laureates CitedBritish Peers & Knights Cited AbbreviationsFigures and Tables Chapter 1. Introduction to John Kendrew Chapter 2. Life, Traits, & Predilections Chapter 3. Family, Parents, & SeparationChapter 4. Formal Education (1924-1939)Chapter 5. World War 2 Service (1939-1946) Chapter 6. Cavendish, Peterhouse, & Myoglobin (1946-1962)Chapter 7. Marriage & Divorce (1948-1956)Chapter 8. Structure of Myoglobin (1957-1962) Chapter 9. Journal of Molecular Biology (1957-1987) Chapter 10. Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1962) Chapter 11. The Old Guildhall, Linton (1964-1997)Chapter 12. Laboratory of Molecular Biology (1962-1974)Chapter 13. European Molecular Biology Laboratory (1962-1982)Chapter 14. St. John's, Retirement, & Death (1982-1997) APPENDIXA.1 Description of John Kendrew's ArchivesA.2 John Kendrew's Obituaries (1997)A.3 Preface to John Kendrew's PhD Thesis (1949)A.4 John Kendrew's Scientific Publications (1940-1994)A.5 John Kendrew's Science Article (1963)A.6 Gunnar Hägg's Nobel Presentation Speech (1962)A.7 John Kendrew's EMBL Agreement Speech (1973) SOURCESS.1 Books on Crystallography S.2 Bibliography: Books, Reports, & Reviews EndnotesName IndexSubject Index

Wassarman has done a remarkable job in producing a rich story catching many aspects of Kendrew's life. The book provides many new insights and is an enjoyable reading. We should be very grateful for the extensive research done to produce a book of this quality.

Paul M. Wassarman is Professor of Cell, Developmental, and Regenerative Biology in the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and Series Editor for Current Topics in Developmental Biology. Wassarman has authored more than 225 scientific papers and reviews, edited over a dozen books, and coauthored A Guide to Zona Pellucida Domain Proteins.

• Preface AcknowledgementsJohn Kendrew's Timeline John Kendrew's Service John Kendrew's Awards & HonorsNobel Laureates CitedBritish Peers & Knights Cited AbbreviationsFigures and Tables Chapter 1. Introduction to John Kendrew Chapter 2. Life, Traits, & Predilections Chapter 3. Family, Parents, & SeparationChapter 4. Formal Education (1924-1939)Chapter 5. World War 2 Service (1939-1946) Chapter 6. Cavendish, Peterhouse, & Myoglobin (1946-1962)Chapter 7. Marriage & Divorce (1948-1956)Chapter 8. Structure of Myoglobin (1957-1962) Chapter 9. Journal of Molecular Biology (1957-1987) Chapter 10. Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1962) Chapter 11. The Old Guildhall, Linton (1964-1997)Chapter 12. Laboratory of Molecular Biology (1962-1974)Chapter 13. European Molecular Biology Laboratory (1962-1982)Chapter 14. St. John's, Retirement, & Death (1982-1997) APPENDIXA.1 Description of John Kendrew's ArchivesA.2 John Kendrew's Obituaries (1997)A.3 Preface to John Kendrew's PhD Thesis (1949)A.4 John Kendrew's Scientific Publications (1940-1994)A.5 John Kendrew's Science Article (1963)A.6 Gunnar Hägg's Nobel Presentation Speech (1962)A.7 John Kendrew's EMBL Agreement Speech (1973) SOURCESS.1 Books on Crystallography S.2 Bibliography: Books, Reports, & Reviews EndnotesName IndexSubject Index

Wassarman has done a remarkable job in producing a rich story catching many aspects of Kendrew's life. The book provides many new insights and is an enjoyable reading. We should be very grateful for the extensive research done to produce a book of this quality.