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Piotr Kuroczyński,Oliver Hauck,Daniel Dworakhe vaccinated German army on the other hand recorded only 495 deaths from smallpox. As a result of this experience, the public demanded obligatory smallpox vaccination, and support for this demand came from numerous life-insurance companies which had lost 14% of their insured persons from smallpox.

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,Paul Ehrlich in His Time: A Historian’s View,eading to great achievements was to be felt, but what were the conditions of involvement and success? What did “science as a profession” mean? What was the scientific ethos of that time, the prerequisite for creativity?

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The Dawn of Immunology: The Era of Paul Ehrlich,on cellular pathology, in which he postulated that all manifestations of disease could be reduced to disturbances in living cells. He also expressed his now well-known principle that “All cells originate from other cells”.

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The Future of Immunological Drugs,he vaccinated German army on the other hand recorded only 495 deaths from smallpox. As a result of this experience, the public demanded obligatory smallpox vaccination, and support for this demand came from numerous life-insurance companies which had lost 14% of their insured persons from smallpox.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-46601-9ffect humans in ways shaped by human behavior, which is reflected in history as epidemics [1]. As emphasized by Eigen (this volume), viruses exist as populations or swarms with each individual unique [2]. However, this description also applies to most populations of organisms, including the human population.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-47886-9ells may well impair lymphocyte maturation and antigen recognition, respectively [2]. A recently demonstrated HIV infection of lymphocytic bone marrow precursor cells may also lead to inadequate lymphocyte differentiation and maturation, which in turn may result in an incomplete supply of new CD4+ T-lymphocytes [3].