Louis Pasteur: Pioneer of Microbiology

*Front:* Pasteur's Legacy

• food safety and health

• antibiotic resistance

• vaccine development

• genetic engineering

*Front:* Pasteur Institute

• Opening in 1888 in Paris for research and treatment

• Founded in 1901 in London for vaccine development

• Established in 1920 in Berlin for microbiology

• Inaugurated in 1875 in New York for public health

Louis Pasteur's Birth Year

• 
• 1800

• 1845

• 1815

sanguinary

• consisting of blood

• relating to the sun

• pertaining to the sea

• characterized by joy

Pasteur's Nationality

• French

• German

• Italian

• Spanish

evolve

• 
• to remain the same

• to become extinct

• to reproduce quickly

perish

• to become destroyed, ruined, or to die

• to thrive and grow

• to remain unchanged

• to be reborn

Grancher

• A French microbiologist famous for significant advances in cures for tuberculosis and rabies.

• An American physicist known for his work in quantum mechanics.

• A British chemist who discovered the structure of DNA.

• A German mathematician famous for his contributions to number theory.

"Vanquished by time"

• to be defeated in a contest

• to be celebrated for victory

• to be ignored in a conflict

• to be praised for efforts

The year of Pasteur's speech

• 1875

• 1888

• 1892

• 1901