King·ston-up·on-Hull (k ng st n--p n-h l , -pôn-) See Hull. |
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Using X-ray diffraction, Julve's colleague Ekkehard Sinn of the University of Hull in Kingston-upon-Hull, England, found that these crystals consisted of infinitely long sheets of linked hexagonal rings. Cleland, chairman of the CARE-HF steering committee and head of the Department of Cardiology, Castle Hill Hospital, Kingston-upon-Hull, United Kingdom. Cleland, chairman of the CARE-HF steering committee and head of the Department of Cardiology, Castle Hill Hospital, Kingston-upon-Hull, United Kingdom. |
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