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#the ''Musée [[Louis Pasteur|Pasteur]]'' and * Strasbourg I - [[Université Louis Pasteur]]

...es. Previously, he used disinfectants on his hands, as was the practice of Louis Pasteur and is still followed in some laboratories in France. However, Caroline had

...overy, along with subsequent observations by [[Lazzaro Spallanzani]] and [[Louis Pasteur]], ended the long-held belief that life could [[Abiogenesis|spontaneously a

...sed for the preparation of a [[vaccine]] based on attenuated bacteria by [[Louis Pasteur]] in 1881.

Between 1854 and 1864, [[Louis Pasteur]] discovered that [[glucose]] [[fermentation]] is due to [[microorganisms]]

Between 1854 and 1864, [[Louis Pasteur]] discovered that [[glucose]] [[fermentation]] is due to [[microorganisms]]

# [[Louis Pasteur]] - [[User:Stefan Sels|Stefan Sels]]

...hat evolution is a form of [[abiogenesis]] that was shown to be false by [[Louis Pasteur]]. Pasteur showed that this does not happen: if you leave a piece of meat,

...al diseases followed, including the successful [[rabies]] vaccination by [[Louis Pasteur]] in 1886. The nature of viruses however was not clear to these researchers

Louis Pasteur demonstrated in 1859 that the fermentation process is caused by the growth

...tion is carried out by [[acetic acid bacteria]], as was shown in 1864 by [[Louis Pasteur]]. Modern systems work with vinegar bacteria at the liquid and bring air in

...ontaneously (''[[Abiogenesis|generatio spontanea]]'') is contradicted by [[Louis Pasteur]] (1822–1895) (although [[Francesco Redi]] had performed an experiment in

* [[Louis Pasteur]]

...s old rags and bread crumbs left in a dark corner). In the 19th century, [[Louis Pasteur]] of France showed that this common notion, [[spontaneous generation]], was

...age. [[Pierre Curie|Pierre]] and [[Marie Curie]] discovered [[Radium]]. [[Louis Pasteur]] made significant breakthroughs in [[Microbiology]].

...s old rags and bread crumbs left in a dark corner). In the 19th century, [[Louis Pasteur]] of France showed that this common notion, [[spontaneous generation]], was

...s old rags and bread crumbs left in a dark corner). In the 19th century, [[Louis Pasteur]] showed that this common notion, [[spontaneous generation]], was a fallac

..., of the Institut de Science et d'Ingénierie Supramoléculaires, Université Louis Pasteur, summarizes it in this way: