
If one reads Enderlein s Monographer with consideration, then one finds there so infinitely many problems of the Cyclogeny "completely" solved what from the above-mentioned demand already follows to convert its "final hitting a corner" immediately in the medical bacteriology into practice e.g. Diphtheria diagnostic -, to which after my conviction the life work of many researchers would not be sufficient. This statement is of extraordinary importance. She speaks to a considerable degree for that often expressed assumption that Enderlein s "Cyclogeny" owes its emergence to more the desk than the laboratory.
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