Paul Ehrlich

I. Changing World Everyone on Earth must thank Paul Ehrlich for his progress in medical research. If Ehrlich is not interested in chemistry and biology as a small boy, our life expectancy will remain around 40 years. If Ehrlich did not combine so many different chemicals, he did not synthesize it as No. 606. Diphtheria is a disease that affects children, especially sometimes, to death.

Paul Ehrlich was born in Silesian Strelen on March 14, 1854. Ehrlich was born into a middle-class Jewish family. He is Ismar and Rosa Erich 's only child and the fourth child. His father has a small winery. When he became a Jew, Ehrlich raised an orthodox Jewish health controversy. Ehrlich studied introductory science at Breslau University in 1872. Then he went to Strasbourg for the third semester. In 1874, Erich returned to Breslau where he obtained a medical degree. In 1877, he passed the national health checkup. In 1878, he received a medical degree.

Everyone on the planet must thank Paul Ehrlich for his progress in medical research. If Ehrlich is not interested in chemistry and biology as a small boy, our life expectancy will remain around 40 years. If Ehrlich did not combine so many different chemicals, he did not synthesize it as No. 606. Diphtheria is a disease that affects children, especially sometimes, to death. In 1894, the mother stopped worrying that her child died of diphtheria. It was because Ehrlich helped find a toxin of a fatal disease.

Paul Ehrlich announced that it discovered an effective treatment for syphilis (Salvarsan), the first specific chemotherapeutic agent for bacterial diseases. Ehrlich is a researcher at Koch Labs' immunology. In 1906 he became the head of the chemotherapy laboratory. He is looking for arsenic derivatives. Compound No. 606 acts. He told the treatment news to London, where Fleming became one of the few doctors who manage it. More solubilized Neosalvarsan released in 1912