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Women’s Writing in the British Isles from the Beginnings to the Present
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Robert Koch
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Koch, Robert
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1840: German doctor Robert Koch began developing...
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1840
German doctor
Robert Koch
began developing the famous four
Henle-Koch postulates
to establish the connection between a bacterium and a disease.
24 March 1882: At a meeting of the Berlin Physiological...
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24 March 1882
At a meeting of the
Berlin Physiological Society
,
Robert Koch
announced that he had identified the tubercle bacillus.
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