Klug
[klŭg, klug]Aaron Born 1926
Lithuanian-born British biochemist. He won a 1982 Nobel Prize for research on the structure of viruses and particles of proteins and nucleic acids.
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Panchlora exoleta, Klug (Blattidae), imported into Scotland.
The Biotic Associations of CockroachesLouis M. Roth
"Four hundred and twelve patents they own," corrected Mr. Klug.
Get-Rich-Quick WallingfordGeorge Randolph Chester
"Mr. Klug, you are in bad," he said with portentous gravity.
Get-Rich-Quick WallingfordGeorge Randolph Chester
Gut allin knn a Scharlatan uch sein; klug allin knn an Apikres uch sein; un' frumm allin knn a Narr uch sein.
Keiner ist so klug, dass er nicht ein wenig Narrheit brig htte—No one is so wise as not to have a little folly to spare.