Spontaneous Generation 15 Paul Ehrlich 1. Yersinia pestis Edward Jenner 2. Coined the term "cell" 2 Robert Hooke 3. Meat & Maggot Experiment 4. Abiogenesis Bubonic Plague 5. Developed Sulfonamide Ignaz Semmelweis 6. He made syphilis a curable disease Hans Gram 17. Postulates 8. Penicillium notatum 7 Robert Koch 9. Gerhard Domagh Father of Bacteriology & Protozoology 10 Louis Pasteur 10. Developed vaccine for rabies 11. Immunized against smallpox using cowpox B Alexander Fleming Salvarsan 7 Antonie van Leeuwenhoek 12. Handwashing/Childbirth Fever 13. Bury wastes 14. Differential Stain Technique 15. Drug 606 Ancient Methods 3 Francesco Redi

Spontaneous Generation 15 Paul Ehrlich 1. Yersinia pestis Edward Jenner 2. Coined the term "cell" 2 Robert Hooke 3. Meat & Maggot Experiment 4. Abiogenesis Bubonic Plague 5. Developed Sulfonamide Ignaz Semmelweis 6. He made syphilis a curable disease Hans Gram 17. Postulates 8. Penicillium notatum 7 Robert Koch 9. Gerhard Domagh Father of Bacteriology & Protozoology 10 Louis Pasteur 10. Developed vaccine for rabies 11. Immunized against smallpox using cowpox B Alexander Fleming Salvarsan 7 Antonie van Leeuwenhoek 12. Handwashing/Childbirth Fever 13. Bury wastes 14. Differential Stain Technique 15. Drug 606 Ancient Methods 3 Francesco Redi

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781305073951

Author:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

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Chapter21: Protists- The Simplest Eukaryotes

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