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1) Robert Koch, Nobel Prize for Medicine, 1905.

2) First identified by German physician Robert Koch in 1882, Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb), the rod-shaped bacterium that causes tuberculosis, exists in both latent and active forms.

3) Xinhua News: Robert Koch Institute, Germany and many other institutions in Berlin, 10, confirmed that the E. coli outbreak is caused by sprouts source.

4) The Robert Koch Institute, Germany's national health center, said the rate of reported infections appeared to be tapering off.

5) Robert Koch, a German physician, and Louis Pasteur, a French chemist, both experimented with anthrax, an infectious disease of man and animals.

6) Robert Koch publishes a paper on his work with anthrax, pointing explicitly to a bacterium as the cause of this disease.

7) Germany's national disease agency, the Robert Koch Institute (RKI), said the death toll rose to 35 at the weekend, but the rate of new infections was declining.

8) In 2003,[http://sentencedict.com/robert koch.html] the Robert Koch Institute interviewed more than 8000 private persons in the course of a telephone health survey (GsTel03).

9) Robert Koch dries films of bacteria, stains them with methylene blue and then photographs them. He uses cover slips to prepare permanent visual records.

10) In a separate statement on its Web site on Friday, the Robert Koch Institute said the number of new cases of E. coli being reported was "clearly lower."

11) Data for the map were obtained from Federal Statistical Office of Germany, World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe and Robert Koch Institute.

12) It was not, for example, until Louis Pasteur and Robert Koch proved the connection between germs and infection that doctors realised that to cure such diseases you had to kill the germs.

13) The spitting habit became the target of public health authorities after the discovery of the tuberculosis bacillus in 1882 by the German biologist Robert Koch.