Not all scientific discoveries are genius.Continual Raving tells the combined stories of how scientists across the 19th and 20th centuries defeated meningitis ¿ not through flawless scientific research, but often through a series of serendipitous events, misplaced assumptions, and flawed conclusions. The result is a story of not just a vanquished disease, but how scientific accomplishment sometimes occurs where it's least expected.
Not all scientific discoveries are genius.Continual Raving tells the combined stories of how scientists across the 19th and 20th centuries defeated meningitis ¿ not through flawless scientific research, but often through a series of serendipitous events, misplaced assumptions, and flawed conclusions. The result is a story of not just a vanquished disease, but how scientific accomplishment sometimes occurs where it's least expected.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Janet R. Gilsdorf, MD, is the Robert P. Kelch Research Professor Emerita at the University of Michigan, where she cares for children with complex infectious diseases and formerly directed the Haemophilus influenzae research laboratory. Her scientific endeavors involve elucidating the epidemiology of bacterial infections, exploring how bacteria cause infections, and developing vaccines to prevent ear infections in children.
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Preface Chapter 1 Meningitis-what is it? Chapter 2 The flu and Richard Pfeiffer Chapter 3 On immunity Chapter 4 Finding the capsule Chapter 5 The most famous graph in microbiology Chapter 6 Early treatment-immune serum from a horse Chapter 7 Antibiotic treatment-much better than nothing Chapter 8 Microbes and genetics Chapter 9 When antibiotics fail Chapter 10 Keeping DNA out, letting it in Chapter 11 Hitch a sugar to a protein Chapter 12 A scientist and a scientist walk into a bar Epilogue Searching for Richard Pfeiffer Glossary
Preface Chapter 1 Meningitis-what is it? Chapter 2 The flu and Richard Pfeiffer Chapter 3 On immunity Chapter 4 Finding the capsule Chapter 5 The most famous graph in microbiology Chapter 6 Early treatment-immune serum from a horse Chapter 7 Antibiotic treatment-much better than nothing Chapter 8 Microbes and genetics Chapter 9 When antibiotics fail Chapter 10 Keeping DNA out, letting it in Chapter 11 Hitch a sugar to a protein Chapter 12 A scientist and a scientist walk into a bar Epilogue Searching for Richard Pfeiffer Glossary
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