The W. Alton Jones Cell Science Center is a non-profit research and teaching institute. Its special purpose is to develop and pass on knowledge of cells, the basic building blocks of plants and animals. The center's scientists pursue a broad basic research program to unlock the secrets of cell growth and differentiation, aging and malignancy. Over 500 students and participants enroll annually in the Center's educational activities consisting of symposia and courses on cell biology and bio-technology.

1) 1975 Annual Report - 41 pages with information on their research reports, scholarship awards, financial report and more and more. 8 1/2" x 11". 

2) 1978 Annual Report - 80 pages with information about their education program, Chemostat Cultures of Plant Cells, The George and Margaret Gey Library and more. 8 1/2" x 11".