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Dr. George Moore, who discovered radioactive

isotopes to diagnose cancer, died in Conifer, Colo., on May 19. He was 88. Dr.

Moore was a well-known medical researcher, having headed - and greatly expanded

- the Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo, N.Y., before moving to Denver

in 1973. Dr. Moore's work to expand cancer programs and the physical plant at

Roswell Park helped make it "a world-renowned cancer center and a leader

in cancer research and patient care," said Donald E. Trump, president and

chief executive of Roswell Park. In a prepared statement, Trump praised Dr.

Moore for the development of a tissue culture medium "that has had an

enormous impact" on research worldwide; his creation of numerous new

teaching programs; and heading fund-raising efforts for new facilities, including

a $7.2 million hospital. When Dr. Moore arrived at Roswell Park, there were

just two aging buildings, said his daughter Laurie of Davis, Calif. When he

left, the institute covered seven city blocks and had another property where

Moore did tobacco research, she said. Dr. Moore testified before US Senate

committees on the dangers of tobacco, said his son Don of Conifer. He was

professor of surgery and microbiology at the University of Colorado School of

Medicine and chief of the oncology section at Denver Health (then Denver

General Hospital). Dr. Moore's interests were broad. Mixing science with the

artistic, he created a 7-foot-tall metal sculpture of the cross-section of a

cell that stands in his front yard. He studied the geology of Colorado and was

a past president of the Colorado Mineral Society, his daughter said. He wrote

two books and more than 700 articles for medical journals.

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