Garth L. Nicolson
Professor Garth Nicolson (born 1943) is an American biochemist who made a landmark scientific model for cell membrane, known as the Fluid Mosaic Model.
A lipid bilayer two molecules thick layer consisting primarily of amphipathic phospholipids and protein molecules, giving fluidity and elasticity to the cellular membrane.
He is the founder of The Institute for Molecular Medicine.
He serves as the President, Chief Scientific Officer and Emeritus Professor of Molecular Pathology.
He is also Conjoint Professor in the Faculty of Science and Technology, University of Newcastle, Australia.
During the outbreak of the Gulf War syndrome, he was the leading authority on the study of the cause, treatment and prevention of the disease.
He was appointed Chairman of the Medical-Scientific Panel for the Persian Gulf War Veterans Conference.
On suspicion of the bacterium that caused the disease as a product of biological warfare,.
He made extensive scientific investigations and served as authority to the United States House of Representatives.
For his service he was conferred honorary Colonel of the US Army Special Forces and honorary US Navy SEAL.
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With S.J. Singer, Nicolson published a paper titled "The fluid mosaic model of the structure of cell membranes" in 1972, which is now regarded as a classic paper in cell biology.
With over 600 scientific papers, the majority of Nicolson's research is in cancer biology and cellular properties related to aging.
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