The History of Bacteriology |
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SPONTANEOUS GENERATION AND HETEROGENESIS | 65 |
17 | 197 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 285 |
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Acad active Anat animalcules animals anthrax appeared Arch assistant bacillus bacteria bacteriology became believed Berlin blood body boiled born called carried cause cholera Cohn Compt contagion containing cultures described Deutsche developed died Director discovered discovery disease doctrine early Educated Ehrlich English examined experiments fact fermentation fever flask fluids French gave German germs heated idea immunity important infective infusions inoculation Institute known Koch later living Lond London matter medicine method microscopic minute nature observations obtained opinion organisms original Paris Pasteur path Pathology placed portrait produced Prof published putrefaction putrid regarded remained rend researches Schwann sér serum showed species spontaneous sterile Studied substances sur la theory tion took tube Ueber Untersuchungen vibrios virus Wchnschr worker wrote yeast Ztschr