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Pau·ling (pôlng), Linus Carl 1901-1994.
American chemist. He won a 1954 Nobel Prize for work on the nature of chemical bonding and the 1962 Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts toward disarmament.

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Additional resveratrol background was compiled by the Linus Pauling Institute.
When Crick and Watson in Cambridge, Linus Pauling in America, and the Wilkins Franklin group at King's College London were racing to find the form and structure of DNA, the diagram to emerge--the great diagram of life, a double helix connected by a series of horizontal bridges or rungs--must have proved itself by being (among so many other things) so close to the tectonic structure in Schrodinger's simile of an 'architect's plan and building craft'.
Ewan Cameron, who in 1971 began to collaborate with Linus Pauling on vitamin C and cancer, typically initiated patients with 10 grams per day of vitamin C given intravenously for about 2 weeks, followed by an oral dosage continued indefinitely.
 
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