Noteworthy Events in the Development of Industrial Microbiology

Noteworthy Events in the Development of Industrial Microbiology

    Year

    Events

    1857

    L. Pasteur showed that Lactic acid formation is due to microorganisms.

    1881

    L. Pasteur developed anthrax vaccine.

    1885

    Gave rise rabies vaccine.

    1887

    Buchner discovered that yeast extract ferment sugar.

    1921

    Fleming discovered Lysozyme.

    1923

    First edition of Bergey’s manual.

    1929

    Fleming discovered penicillin.

    1933

    Ruska developed electron microscope.

    1935

    Domagk discovered sulfa drugs.

    1937

    Chatton divided living organisms into prokaryotes and eukoryotes.

    1941

    Beadle and Tatum gave one gene one enzyme theory.

    1944

    Waksman discovered streptomycin.

    1982

    Recombinant hepatitis B vaccine developed.

    1986

    First vaccine (hepatitis B vaccine) produced by genetic engineering approved for human use.

    Table 1.2: Noteworthy Events in the Development of Industrial Microbiology
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