A method for staining the tubercle bacillus
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This paper presents for the first time tuberculosis, had not forced him to do the so-called “Koch’s postulates.” It so. In his first work on anthrax there is should be noted that they are published no evidence of the organized concept we in 1884, after Koch had completed his see in the present paper. Therefore, almajor work. They were therefore not though he uses anthrax as the example guideposts for Koch’s research, but forto illustrate his present ideas, we cannot malizations of certain assumptions that assume that he originally got the ideas he had adopted unconsciously in his while working on anthrax. Rather these earlier work. Furthermore, it is apparent ideas were forced upon him during his that Koch would not have developed later work, and especially while workthese postulates if the nature of the ing on tuberculosis. diseases he had worked with, especially
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تاریخ انتشار 1999