In 1877, Robert Koch thought preparing permanently stained slides would be valua

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In 1877, Robert Koch thought preparing permanently stained slides would be valua

In 1877, Robert Koch thought preparing permanently stained slides would be valuable. Why was his assessment correct?

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A method was needed to separate these different bacteria. he used permanently staining methods to begin the process of distinguishing microbes and identifying pathogens. These same techniques are essential in studying all microorganism, documenting infection, as well as useful for teaching and research

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