- Casimir-Joseph
Davaine (19
March 1812 – 14
October 1882) was a
French physician known for his work in the
field of microbiology. He was a
native of Saint-Amand-les-Eaux...
- Pasteur's
report on
fermentation to
butyric acid,
fellow Frenchman Casimir Davaine identified a
microorganism as the
crucial causal agent of the
cattle disease...
- to
isolate the element. In 1873, the
French medical researcher Casimir Davaine (1812–1882)
discovered the
antiseptic action of iodine.
Antonio Grossich...
- this was
described in the
literature two
years later by Casimir-Joseph
Davaine in France.
Attempts to
infect animals by
feeding them eggs were unsuccessful...
-
Heurtebize &
Arnauld Hibon,
BizBon Box, Les
bites d'Armor (in French)
Patrick Davaine &
Edward Beall,
Conseil supérieur de la pêche,
Introduction de salmonidés...
-
sample with
macrofoam swab on non-porous
surfaces French physician Casimir Davaine (1812–1882)
demonstrated the
symptoms of
anthrax were
invariably accompanied...
-
bacterial fermentation of
butyric acid
motivated fellow Frenchman Casimir Davaine to
identify a
similar species (which he
called bacteridia) as the pathogen...
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January 19, 1988 La
Silla H.
Debehogne FLO 4.2 km MPC · JPL 16424
Davaine 1988 CD2
Davaine February 11, 1988 La
Silla E. W. Elst · 2.5 km MPC · JPL 16425...
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research on fermentation,
fellow Frenchman Casimir Davaine mostly explained the
cause of anthrax, but
Davaine's explanation was
opposed by
those who opposed...
- distribution. Species:
Davainea andrei Fuhrmann, 1933
Davainea proglottina (
Davaine, 1860)
Davainea tetraoensis Fuhrmann, 1919 "Davainea Blanchard, 1891"....
