Paul Ehrlich

My legacy is in the cures yet to come.

Dyes are not just for cloth; they fight disease.

The laboratory rat is my silent partner.

Toxins bind like keys to locks in the cell.

Life's meaning for me is the pursuit of healing.

Salvarsan: 606, the number that saved millions.

Critics are like bacteria; ignore them and they die.

The evolution of pathogens demands constant vigilance.

In my dreams, I see a world free of infection.

Hematology is the study of life's red river.

Nobel Prize? It's a spur to greater work.

The mind must visualize before the hand can create.

Cancer cells defy the immune army; we must reinforce it.

I laugh at failure; it teaches more than success.

Pharmacology's future is in specificity, not generality.

On my deathbed, I regret only unfinished experiments.

Immunity is nature's vaccine against chaos.

Colleagues, let us arm ourselves with science against scourges.

The beauty of a stained cell under the microscope is profound.

Life is short, but research is eternal.