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English: One of the most important antibiotic of the XX century was obtained synthetically by John Clark Sheehan. |
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| Source | E.J. Corey, John D. Roberts: John Clark Sheehan. // Washington, D.C. : National Academy Press, 1995, V68 — 468p. |
| Author | Photo by Karsh, Ottawa |
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