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known as
Gabrielle Ringertz and
sometimes Monica Bang, was a
Swedish writer and translator.
Ringertz married an
officer in 1890. In 1917...
- An
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tumor in
which surface epithelial cells grow
downward into the
underlying supportive...
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teaching and
research at
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Nobel Prize: The
First 100 Years.
Imperial College Press and...
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December 2008.
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Nobel Prize in
Physiology or Medicine, 1901–2000*"...
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March 1966). "The
molecular and
crystal structure of uric acid"...
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Ringertz, 1992–1999 Hans Jörnvall, 2000–2008 Göran K. Hansson, 2009–2014
Urban Lendahl...
