An edition of Louis Pasteur
(2003)
Louis Pasteur
by Jennifer Fandel
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Profiles Louis Pasteur, the microbiologist who developed vaccines to prevent anthrax and rabies, and provides practical information on how to become an inventor, such as how to apply for a patent.
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Table of Contents
Beginnings
The scientist
Challenges and tragedy
Pasteur's vaccines
The patent process
How can you be an inventor?
Try this: watching germs
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