KnowraPaul EhrlichLinked fromLinked fromThe 17 pages that link to Paul Ehrlich, each with the reason it gives.All 17Related 14Narrower topic 1Compared with 2Blood–brain barrierRelated: His dye experiments revealed that circulating substances stain most tissues but spare the brain.AntibioticRelated: His search for compounds that harmed pathogens more than hosts helped establish antimicrobial chemotherapy.Robert KochRelated: Ehrlich trained in Koch’s Berlin institute before pursuing his own research program.SerologyRelated: His work helped establish antibody-based explanations of immune specificity.ImmunologyRelated: His side-chain theory offered an early account of specific antibody recognition.Methylene blueRelated: Ehrlich used methylene blue in early studies of selective staining and drug action.Emil von BehringRelated: Ehrlich’s standardization methods made antitoxin strength measurable and dependable.Antibiotic eraRelated: His search for selective chemical treatments helped set the stage for antibiotics.Chemical biologyRelated: His idea of selective chemical effects on biological targets anticipated a central field principle.Baruj BenacerrafRelated: Ehrlich’s theories of antibody specificity formed part of the scientific tradition Benacerraf extended.Jarisch–Herxheimer reactionRelated: His antisyphilitic drug Salvarsan shaped the treatment context in which the reaction was studied.Niels Kaj JerneRelated: Ehrlich’s side-chain theory was an earlier effort to explain antibody production that Jerne revisited.ArsphenamineRelated: He led the research program that produced arsphenamine.Hideyo NoguchiRelated: Noguchi trained in Ehrlich’s laboratory, where he learned techniques used in his syphilis research.