Closing remarks

Abstract
In these closing remarks I would like to take a broad look at some aspects of the structure and function of biological membranes and envelopes. First, however, I think the organizers should be congratulated on a very stimulating and successful meeting. In my view they have been right to restrict the range of the Discussion to a few specific aspects of what is now a very large field; in this way it has been possible to consider the chosen subjects in depth. If in my remarks I step beyond the range of papers presented in the last two days, it will be to remind us all of the range of phenomena that still remain to be explained; and that thorough understanding will only come from the strenuous application of physical, chemical and biochemical principles in the broadest sense to biological material and to various types of model system.

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