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Eric Carr (The Karpeles Manuscript Library), Prof. Anthony Kelly, Beverly Kemp, Quentin Keynes, Dr. H. Gobind Khorana, Dr. Dae-Shik Kim, Lisa Kirchner, Prof. Paul Knopf, Prof. Christof Koch, Prof. Stephen Kosslyn, Dr. Karl Kramer, and Helmut Krueger.

Also includes letter from Dr. Robert Wells concerning a symposium to honour Dr. H Gobind Khorana and his past and present colleagues, and a pamphlet and a newsletter concerning the Franklin-Wilkins building at King's College, London.

There is a little 2001 correspondence with Christof Koch filed under C for 'Christof' in file PP/CRI/J/1/7/4.

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