Abstract
This editorial contains some of my reflections on a career spanning almost 50 years in biomedical research at the cellular level and over 12 years as Editor‐in‐Chief of Cell Biology International , at the time of my 70th birthday. It is gratifying that I have been involved in some of the more important organelles and processes that have come to the forefront of cell research today, and I have chosen just three examples to illustrate this point.
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Wheatley, D. N. (2010). Another decade of advances in research on primary cilia, porosomes and neosis: Some passing thoughts at 70. Cell Biology International, 34(4), 335–337. https://doi.org/10.1042/cbi20100119
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