Industrial Age · South Asia · Science
1897
Ross Links Mosquito and Malaria
1897
In a Secunderabad laboratory, army surgeon Ronald Ross dissected a mosquito that had fed on a malaria patient and found the parasite's oocysts in its gut wall. He had identified the vector of the world's deadliest disease. The tropics had just become, in principle, conquerable - and a Nobel Prize was on the way.
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Era
Industrial Age (1801–1900), one of 513 events from that era on Saeculum.
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