Yersin

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Yersin is a French surname most notably borne by Alexandre Yersin, the bacteriologist who co-discovered the plague-causing bacterium Yersinia pestis.

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Yersin canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French-language surname
bacterial genus
bacteriologist
bacterium
city
former French colony
human
municipality
physician
research institute
surname
causes bubonic plague
pneumonic plague
septicemic plague
country Switzerland
Vietnam
linked to: Viet Nam
countryOfCitizenship France
dateOfBirth 1863-09-22
dateOfDeath 1943-03-01
discovered Yersinia pestis
educatedAt University of Lausanne
University of Paris
employer Pasteur Institute
linked to: Institut Pasteur
familyName Yersin
fieldOfWork bacteriology
microbiology
microbiology
genus Yersinia
givenName Alexandre
hasNameInTaxon Yersinia pestis
hasNotableBearer Alexandre Yersin
Alexandre Yersin (bacteriologist)
linked to: Alexandre Yersin
knownFor co-discovery of Yersinia pestis
research on bubonic plague
languageOfOrigin French
namedAfter Alexandre Yersin
Alexandre Yersin
notableAchievement isolation of plague bacillus in 1894
occupation agronomist
colonial physician
explorer
placeOfBirth Aubonne
placeOfDeath Nha Trang
studiedUnder Emile Roux
linked to: Émile Roux

Louis Pasteur
taxonRank species
workLocation French Indochina

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Alexandre Yersin familyName Yersin
subject linked to: Yersin