·Name-Ernest Everett Just ·Born-August 14, 1883 in Charleston, North Carolina ·Died-October 27, 1941 ·Raised in-Charleston, North Carolina ·Education-graduated magna cum laude from Dartmouth College with a degree in zoology, honors in botany and history, and honors in sociology; taught at Howard University; in 1916, he graduated magna cum laude from University of Chicago receiving his doctorate in experimental embryology Dr. Ernest Everett Just made a huge contribution to our current body of knowledge of embryology. Although he was considered a …showed first 75 words of 279 total…

…showed last 75 words of 279 total…Just decided to move and study in Europe in 1930 because of the racial difficulties in America, and it was there that he published his second book entitled, The Biology of the Cell Surface. In 1938, he published a number of papers and lectures on the topic of cell cytoplasm. Dr. Ernest Everett Just passed away on October 27, 1941 after fulfilling 58 years of his life and dedicating most of it to his studies of embryology and cell structure.