Studies on the Bacteriophage of D'herelle

Erasmus Darwin: a life of unequalled achievement

in Argentina and Algeria, d'Herelle by chance studied diseases of locusts: studies which were perhaps the first recorded examples of a deliberate search for specific infections to be used for biological control of insect pests. Remaining chapters are largely concerned with well-known aspects of d'Herelle's bacteriophage work, with one exception. Following his departure, not without a certain bi...

Félix d'Herelle and the origins of molecular biology

To historians of science, to microbiologists, and to the newer breeds of molecular biologists and geneticists alike, the name of Felix d'Herelle will always bring to mind his coining of the word and concept of bacteriophage. Whether this altogether justifies the bold title of the present biography, perilously similar to that of the classic 1966 volume Phage and the origins of molecular biology,...

"Who discovered bacteriophage?".

INTRODUCTION.............................................................. 793 TWORrS DISCOVERY ......... ............................ 794 D'HERELLE'S DISCOVERY ............... ...................... 795 THE DISCOVERY OF TWORTS DISCOVERY ............................... 797 THE CONTROVERSY GRIOWS .................. ................... 798 D'HERELLE IS DISCREDITED ...................................

Epidemiological Studies on Ruman Brucellosis in Iran and the Identification by Bacteriophage

Studies on Bacteriophage and Metabolic Identification of Brucella Strains