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003			AR-LpUFO
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008			230201s1939 xxua gr 000 0 eng d
024	8		_aDOO-M1623 _b1991 _zDOO001589
040			_aAR-LpUFO _bspa _cAR-LpUFO
080			_a616.014
100	1		_aFord, William W. _94224
245	1	0	_aClio medica : _bbacteriology
260			_aNew York : _b Paul B. Hoeber, _c1939
300			_a207 p. : _b8 il.
505	0		_a EDITOR´S PREFACE -- AUTHOR´S PREFACE -- I.EARLY OBSERVATIONS AND THEORIES WHICH INFLUENCED THE DEVELOPMENT OF BACTERIOLOGY -- II.DEVELOPMENT OF KNOWLEDGE CONCERNING MAGNIFICATION -- III.DISCOVERY OF THE BACTERIA BY LEEUWENHOEK -- IV.PROGRESS IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY IN RELATION TO SPONTANEOUS GENERATION, ORIGIN OF DISEASE AND KNOWLEDGE OF BACTERIA -- V.PROGREES INFIRST PART OF NINETEENTH CENTURY UN TO HENLE -- VI.LEFE AND WORK OF PASTEUR, LISTER AND TYNDALL -- VII.THE RISE OF THE GERMAN SCHOOL OF BACTERIOLOGISTS UNDER COHN -- VIII.LIFE AND WORK OF ROBERT KOCH -- IX.PASTEUR´S WORK ON VACCINATION AGAINST ANTHRAX, SWINE ERYSIPELA AND RABIES -- X.BACTERIAL TOXINS AND ANTITOXINS -- XI.DEVELOPMENTS OF THE SUBJECT OF IMMUNOLOGY -- XII.LATER DEVELOPMENTS OF BACTERIOLOGY -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX OF PERSONAL NAMES -- ONDEX OF SUBJECTS
650		4	_aBACTERIOLOGÍA _93278
942			_cBK
999			_c3986 _d3986