By: Zach Tharpe.  He was born in Dole France on December 27, 1822  He discovers Molecular Chirality in 1848  He marries Marie Laurent on May 29,

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By: Zach Tharpe

 He was born in Dole France on December 27, 1822  He discovers Molecular Chirality in 1848  He marries Marie Laurent on May 29, 1849  In 1854, He is named Dean of Faculty of Science at the University of Lille  In 1861, He discovers Anaerobiosis

 Louis Pasteur and Claude Bernard complete the First Pasteurization Test on April 20, 1862  He disproves the Doctrine of Spontaneous Generation in 1876  He inoculates chickens against cholera in 1878  On June 2, 1881, He demonstrates Anthrax Vaccine

 Louis Pasteur uses first successful rabies vaccine on July 6, 1885  Pasteur Institute is found on June 4, 1887  He dies on September 28, 1995

 His inventions were pasteurization and vaccines.  His pasteurization is used in beer and milk  Rabies is one of the vaccines that he made.  If it wasn’t for him, we won’t have any vaccines or pasteurization products

 Louis Pasteur germ theory was about to show how specific microorganisms can bring about important diseases such as, cholera, diphtheria, scarlet fever, childbirth fever, syphilis, and smallpox