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Theodor Escherich discovered e.coli

August 28, 2010 by GW Editorial Staff  
Filed under German Words, NEWS

In 1885 German-Austrian pediatrician and university professor Theodor Escherich discovered the bacterium Escherichia coli, in short e.coli.
He was awarded the doctorate in medicine in 1881 and only four years later made his major discovery. He became professor of Pediatrics at the Karl-Franz University of Graz in 1890 and in 1902 in Vienna. IN the K. u. K. capital he also directed the St. Anna Kinderspital (St. Anna Children’s Hospital), founded the “Säuglingsschutz” (Infant Defence Society) and started a campaign for breastfeeding.
Theodor Escherich was born November 29, 1857, Ansbach, Mittelfranken; died February 15, 1911, Vienna.

Escherichia Coli, E.Coli, Cross And Longitudinal Section of the bacteria color enhanced Transmission electron micrograph. Magnification x20,000

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  1. Kurt Hennig says:

    Was ist der Unterschied? Deutscher oder Österreicher? Schweizer, oder Liechtensteiner? Halb und Halb…Sind Wir nicht allen Teutonischen Leuten? Deutsches Volk in gesamt?

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