GrundzÃ1/4ge Der Allgemeinen Mikrobiologie, written by Maurice Nicolle and published in 1901, presents an overview of microbiology at the turn of the 20th century. This work delves into the fundamental principles of the discipline, exploring the characteristics and behaviors of microorganisms. The book provides insights into the early understanding of bacteria, their roles in various processes, and their implications for both health and disease. As a foundational text, "GrundzÃ1/4ge Der Allgemeinen Mikrobiologie" offers a valuable glimpse into the historical development of microbiological science and the germ theory of disease.

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