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I see the coord is roughly on the new Biochemistry building at the south end of Tennis Ct Lane, and the tone of the article is that the institute is still extant. However from what I can work out, the current Biochemistry department has no formal recognition of Dunn, and so it should be regarded as of historical interest, based on what is now the Hopkins building, the old department further north? 86.31.91.31 (talk) 06:42, 19 September 2010 (UTC)Reply
