Ernest W. Goodpasture (1886-1960) had a long and distinguished academic medical career. After completing his medical school training at Johns Hopkins, he was a member of the resident staff in pathology at Johns Hopkins and then at the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital and Harvard Medical School during the period 1913-1918. His initial academic position was as Assistant Professor of Pathology at Harvard beginning in 1918, and he ultimately became chief of the Department of Pathology at the Vanderbilt School of Medicine in 1925. He remained chief of pathology at Vanderbilt until his retirement in 1955 and also served as Dean of the Medical School during some of that time period.1 Today, he is best known for his method of growing uncontaminated viruses in chick embryos and for the syndrome that still bears his name: Goodpasture's syndrome, referring to a disease caused by antiglomerular basement membrane antibodies.
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机译：欧内斯特·古德帕斯（Ernest W. Goodpasture，1886-1960年）有着悠久而杰出的学术医学生涯。在约翰·霍普金斯大学完成医学院的训练后，他在约翰·霍普金斯大学，以及后来的彼得·本特·布里格姆医院和哈佛医学院的病理学常住人员中（1913-1918年）。他最初的学术职务是从1918年开始担任哈佛大学病理学助理教授，最终他于1925年成为范德比尔特医学院病理学系主任。他一直担任范德比尔特大学病理学系主任，直到1955年退休为止，并曾在1在今天，他以在雏鸡胚胎中生长未受污染的病毒的方法以及仍以他的名字命名的综合症而闻名：Goodpasture氏综合症，指由抗肾小球引起的疾病基底膜抗体。
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