Louis Pasteur's father | | against the animal disease called anthrax. |
The child Louis showed an | | early talent for art. |
By the time he was twenty-six years old | | a single thread 1000-3000 feet long. |
His study of fermentation led to | | to prevent rabies after he was bitten by a dog. |
To pasteurize milk you do not | | he had earned a doctorate and was a professor. |
Heating of milk | | kills bacteria that can cause disease. |
His study of bacteriology | | heat it to the boiling point. |
People in France raised silk worms | | had been a soldier in Napoleon's army. |
Pasteur developed a vaccine | | the process of pasteurization of milk. |
He developed vaccines for people against | | and fed them mulberry leaves. |
Pasteur vaccinated the young boy Joseph Meister | | led to his Germ Theory of Disease. |
A silkworm cocoon is composed of | | cholera, diphtheria, tuberculosis, and smallpox. |