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marked the end of a half-century era of the study of the inherited diseases of hemoglobin at the protein and gene level. The contributions of Professor Huisman and his colleagues, with those of
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Shapira was widely acknowledged as an enthusiastic researcher and a meticulous diagnostician in inherited metabolic disorders, and he published prolifically in both Hebrew and English. His early papers, co-authored with colleagues in Israel, focused on immunochemistry but were interspersed with pape
## D r. Kamal G. Ishak died unexpectedly of a heart attack at his home on April 5, 2004. He had been in apparently good health and was working productively at the very end of his life. He was widely regarded as one of the foremost hepatic pathologists in the world. Although interested in all types
## ~ELLIOTT CRESSON" MEDAL AWARDS. Io7 the existence of a number of other elements of the same type, and Sir William succeeded in a short time in discovering helium. Three further elements of the same group--neon, krypton and xenon--were afterward discovered by Sir William, associated with Morris