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	Carl Ludwig (1816-1895)		Carl Ludwig (1816-1895) a German physician and physiologist, Professor of Physiology at the University of Leipzig.

	:"Carl Frederick Wilhelm Ludwig was born on the 29th December, 1816, in the little town of Witzenhausen in the electorate of Hesse. ...Ludwig was indirectly responsible for the development of experimental embryology in Leipzig. Wilhelm His (Sr .) (1831-1904), who was born in Basel, was a pupil of Johannes Miiller and Virchow and became Professor of Anatomy in Basel in 1857. The worth of his work on embryology was fully recognized by Ludwig who exerted his influence to secure him the Chair of Anatomy in Leipzig, where he remained until his death. He directed the construction of the great Anatomisches Institut at Leipzig which was opened in 1875. F . P . Mall, who was his pupil as well as Ludwig's, continued his work on embryology at Johns Hopkins, and in collaboration with Franz Keibel in his monumental Manual of Human Embryology (1910-1912)."		:"Carl Frederick Wilhelm Ludwig was born on the 29th December, 1816, in the little town of Witzenhausen in the electorate of Hesse. ...Ludwig was indirectly responsible for the development of experimental embryology in Leipzig. Wilhelm His (Sr .) (1831-1904), who was born in Basel, was a pupil of Johannes Miiller and Virchow and became Professor of Anatomy in Basel in 1857. The worth of his work on embryology was fully recognized by Ludwig who exerted his influence to secure him the Chair of Anatomy in Leipzig, where he remained until his death. He directed the construction of the great Anatomisches Institut at Leipzig which was opened in 1875. F . P . Mall, who was his pupil as well as Ludwig's, continued his work on embryology at Johns Hopkins, and in collaboration with Franz Keibel in his monumental Manual of Human Embryology (1910-1912)."

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Carl Ludwig (1816-1895)

:"Carl Frederick Wilhelm Ludwig was born on the 29th December, 1816, in the little town of Witzenhausen in the electorate of Hesse. ...Ludwig was indirectly responsible for the development of experimental embryology in Leipzig. Wilhelm His (Sr .) (1831-1904), who was born in Basel, was a pupil of Johannes Miiller and Virchow and became Professor of Anatomy in Basel in 1857. The worth of his work on embryology was fully recognized by Ludwig who exerted his influence to secure him the Chair of Anatomy in Leipzig, where he remained until his death. He directed the construction of the great Anatomisches Institut at Leipzig which was opened in 1875. F . P . Mall, who was his pupil as well as Ludwig's, continued his work on embryology at Johns Hopkins, and in collaboration with Franz Keibel in his monumental Manual of Human Embryology (1910-1912)."

http://circres.ahajournals.org/content/9/5/971.full.pdf

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