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• D'Hérelle , Felix — (1873–1949) French–Canadian bacteriologist D Hérelle, the son of a Canadian father and Dutch mother, was born in Montreal, Quebec, and went to school in Paris, later studying medicine at the University of Montreal. He worked as a bacteriologist… …   Scientists

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