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Almroth Edward Wright (10 août 1861-30 avril 1947) est un bactériologiste et immunologiste britannique [1]. Il est connu pour avoir développé un système d' inoculation contre la fièvre typhoïde , en reconnaissant très tôt que les antibiotiques créeraient des bactéries résistantes et en étant un ardent défenseur de la médecine préventive .
Sir Almroth Edward Wright 1861 - 1947. Sir Almroth Edward Wright. Nationality: British; English. born in: Middleton Tyas, North Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. 1887 - temporary demonstrator of pathology at Cambridge; 1892-1902 professor of pathology at the army medical school at Netley, Hampshire; formed a research group known as Wright's ...
30 de ago. de 2007 · Wright, Almroth Edward, Sir, 1861-1947. Publication date c1913 Topics Women's rights, Women -- Suffrage Publisher New York : P.B. Hoeber Collection robarts; toronto Contributor Robarts - University of Toronto Language English. Includes bibliographical references 26 Addeddate 2007-08-30 17:41:48
He was born on 10 August 1861 in Yorkshire, where his father, the Rev. Charles H. H. Wright, held a curacy. His mother was Ebba, daughter of Nils W. Almroth, Professor of Organic Chemistry in Stockholm and later Director of the Swedish Mint. Professor Almroth was also a Knight of the North Star and a friend of Berzelius.
Sir Almroth Edward Wright (1861-1947), Bacteriologist. Sitter in 3 portraits Bacteriologist; Professor of Pathology at St Mary's Hospital, London (1902-46). Considered one of the founders of immunology, Wright developed what was effectively a new school in medicine: therapeutic immunization for the treatment of microbic infections.
Referee's report by Sidney Harris Cox Martin, on a paper 'The measurement of the bactericidal power of small samples of blood under aerobic and anaerobic condition, & on the results of certain investigations carried out by the procedures described' by Almroth Edward Wright and Captain Windsor. Creator: Sidney Harris Cox Martin Reference number ...
The first, Edward Robert Mackay Wright (1890-1913), was born in Glebe, Sydney. Second son Leonard Almoth Wilson Wright (1891-1972) was born in Dublin, as was daughter Doris Helena MacNaughton Wright (later Romanes, after whom the Helena Romanes School was named) (1894-1990). In 1902, Wright started a research department at St Mary's Hospital ...
