Pasteur and modern science
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Pasteur and modern science
ASM Press, c1998
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Originally published: Garden City, N.Y. : Anchor Books, 1960
Includes bibliographical references (p. 161-162) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Pasteur's stunning career has attracted a host of biographies, but this book, written by a distinguished French-born microbiologist, is among the best. Dubos displays a deep appreciation for the power and enduring significance of Pasteur's scientific work. His graceful writing style allows him to convey the excitement and significance of even the most technical aspects of Pasteur's work. Now, updated to the present day by the distinguished microbiologist, Thomas D Brock, the book also has a new forword by Pasteur scholar Gerald L Geison that places the book in its historical context. More than forty illustrations and tables have been added, as well as a glossary and additional text
目次
- From Schoolboy to Scientist
- A Student of Crystals
- Pasteur's First Steps Toward Biology
- From Crystals to Fermentation
- A Crowded Life
- Spontaneous Generation
- Pasteurization
- Utilizing Microbes
- Biochemistry and Life
- Victory over Disease
- The Germ Theory is Established
- The Birth of Immunology
- Further Applications of the Germ Theory
- Pasteur's Dilemma - The Road Not Taken
- A Dedicated Life
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