Paul Ehrlich

Jewish-German physician and scientist (1854-1915)

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Field of work
Chemistry
Bacteriology
Allergy and Immunology
Cancer - Chemotherapy

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Images by Paul Ehrlich

4 images from works
  • Frankfurt am Main: the town hall (Rathaus, Römer) with the shield of the city, the railway and the river Main. Etching by B. Mannfeld with letterpress, 1901.
  • The experimental chemotherapy of spirilloses : (syphilis, relapsing fever, spirillosis of fowls, framboesia) / by Paul Ehrlich and S. Hata ; translated by A. Newbold and revised by Robert W. Felkin.
  • Die Anaemie / von P. Ehrlich und A. Lazarus.
  • The experimental chemotherapy of spirilloses : (syphilis, relapsing fever, spirillosis of fowls, framboesia) / by Paul Ehrlich and S. Hata ; translated by A. Newbold and revised by Robert W. Felkin.

Images featuring Paul Ehrlich

9 images from works
  • Paul Ehrlich: his Nobel Prize citation, 29 October 1908. Colour photograph.
  • British Congress on Tuberculosis, London, 1901: excursion to Maidenhead. Photograph.
  • Paul Ehrlich. Photograph.
  • Paul Ehrlich. Photograph.
  • Paul Ehrlich. Photograph, 1915.
  • Koch's Tuberculin : for the diagnosis of tuberculosis in cattle : tested, before being issued, by the State Control Board at the Royal Prussian Institute for Experimental Therapeutics in Frankfort o/M. (Director: prof. Dr. P. Ehrlich) : prepared in the serum department of E. Merck, Darmstadt.
  • Paul Ehrlich. Photograph after a plaque in the Deutsches-Hygiene Museum, Dresden.
  • Paul Ehrlich. Photograph, 1915.
  • Professor Paul Ehrlich and colleagues. Photograph, ca. 1930, after a photograph, ca. 1913.

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Frequent collaborators

Apolant, H.
Charles Bolduan
Adolf Lazarus
H. Sachs

Related topics

Drug Therapy
Research
Syphilis
Immunity
Germany
Neoplasms
Mice
Allergy and Immunology
Robert Koch
Arsphenamine