[ CITATION: Sydney Brenner. (Aug. 08, 1980). Sir Hans Adolf Krebs Medal, The Weizmann Institute of Science, Ref. SB/1/2, No. 70458. CSHL Archive Repository. Reproduced for educational purposes only. Fair Use relied upon. ] TELEGRAM SENT: 8- 8- 80 . TO: DR . U. LITI'AUER (WEIZMANN INSTITUTE, ISRAEL) . GRATEFULLY ACCEPT YOUR GENEROUS OFFER . DR . D. SECHER WILL RECEIVE MEDAL ON MY BEHALF AND WILL HAVE A MESSAGE TO BE READ . SYDNEY BRENNER . .. 6 AUG 198() 81754 1 PO CB G OSEAGRAM 37 L N J299 EHC508 IGC109 4007044 GBXX CO ILTY 062 TELAV IVYAFO 62/61 5 1330 / DR S BRENNER MRC LAB OF MO LECULAR BIOLOGY HILLSROAD CAtv'B RI DGE CB22 CH ORGAN IZING COM~ I TTEE WISHES TO AWARD YOU THE KREBS MEDAL IN ABSENT I A • Tl IE MQAE E: E: THE MEDAL 11.J ILL BE H.6.NDED OVER TO MEMBER OF } YOUR LABORATORY IF ~RESE~T OR ANY OTHER REPRESENTAT IVE YOU MAY SUGGEST WILL A0 PREC IATE YOU SE~D MESSAGE OF RcSDONSE TO PAGE 2/ _,, I:::. BE R.c\D BY REC IP IENT ON YOUR BEHALF. SPEEDY RECOVERY . LJ~ I EL L I TT AUER COL DR . S. LAB . CB22QH / 817541 PO CB G OSEAGRAM 37 LN I ... ~ • THE WEf&lAi'\~ fNSTl1UTE OF SOENCE R EHOVOT · IS RAEL Prof. Uriel Z. Littouer 1 .K1u,? .r ?x,11x '!:l1 1 !l Heod. Oepcrtmont of Neurobiology ;p11.,.,:n,'1J7 :i;i7nr.in wx, The Jules J. Mallon :i•o•:i11:i7 :iiinp:i Choir of 8ioc!iemlstry pi,IJ .'l 0?1•1 CV i,y July 8, 1980 ,,~ Jtl1 1980 Prof. Sydney Brenner MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology University Medical School Hills Road Cambridge CB2 2QH England Dear Sydney, I very much r egret to learn of the continuous trouble you have with your leg. It is indeed a pity that you are unable to come . I have also hoped to induce you to participate in our Neurobiology symposium and discuss with you our recent cloning of cDNA for tubulin r'-"-",.,,f "<.: f / i... I wish you a speedy r ecovery and hope to see you soon ~ Best wishes, Sincerely yours, Uriel Littauer cc. Prof. U. Bachrach Prof. N. Sharon CAB lE AOOP.ESS: WEIZINST (I sreal) : D'j:),:!IJ? 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Dear Professor Br enner, 13th FEES Meeti ng We have j ust read that you will give one of t he plenary lectures at the 13th meet ing of FEBS , in Jerusalem , next August. I wish to remind you that the European Journal of Biochemistry traditionally offers to publish the plenary lectures given at the opening and closing ceremonies of the FEBS meeting. Although there is of course no obligati on for you to accept this invitation, it would be a great pleasure and a great honour indeed if you accepted to provide us with your manuscript . It would be particularly convenient , if you could let us have your manuscript at the time of the FEBS meeting to ensure fast publication of your lecture. If you send i t after the meeting , pl ease sent i t to my personal attention. Looking f orward to the pleasure of receiving a favour able reply t o our invitat• • i• on. Your s sincerely, .. f Claude Liebecq Encl. : Instr uctions to Authors Copies : The General Secr etary, 13th FEBS Meet i ng Pr of. 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