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Deutsch: Institut für Klinische und Molekularische Virologie der Friedrich-Alexander-Universität im Botanischen Garten Erlangen, früher Botanisches Institut, Architekt: Friedrich Wilhelm Scharff, Baujahr: 1890-1892
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