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French microbiologist (1866–1936)

Also known as: Charles Jules Henri Nicolle, Николь Шарль Жюль Анри, شارل نيكول, 샤를 니콜, シャルル・ジュール・アンリ・ニコル, 夏尔·尼科勒

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