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'''Louis Pasteur''' was a male [[Human]] [[chemist]] and [[bacteria|bacteriologist]] in the [[19th century]]. He was one of the pioneers in the study of [[vaccine]]s.
 
'''Louis Pasteur''' was a male [[Human]] [[chemist]] and [[bacteria|bacteriologist]] in the [[19th century]]. He was one of the pioneers in the study of [[vaccine]]s.
   
In [[2266]], [[doctor|Dr.]] [[Roger Korby]] was described by [[Spock]] as the "Louis Pasteur of [[archaeology|archaeological]] [[medicine]]." Korby's translations of the medical records from the [[Orion (planet)|Orion]] ruins revolutionized immunization techniques. ({{TOS|What Are Little Girls Made Of?}})
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In [[2266]], [[Doctor|Dr.]] [[Roger Korby]] was described by [[Spock]] as the "Louis Pasteur of [[archaeology|archaeological]] [[medicine]]." Korby's translations of the medical records from the {{dis|Orion|planet}} ruined revolutionized immunization techniques. ({{TOS|What Are Little Girls Made Of?}})
   
 
Pasteur's name was among the choices [[The Doctor]] considered in giving himself, as stated in a discussion with [[Kes]]. This name was among other medical revolutionaries such as [[Pyong Ko]], [[Robert Jarvik|Jarvik]] and [[Albert Schweitzer|Schweitzer]]. ({{VOY|Fury}})
 
Pasteur's name was among the choices [[The Doctor]] considered in giving himself, as stated in a discussion with [[Kes]]. This name was among other medical revolutionaries such as [[Pyong Ko]], [[Robert Jarvik|Jarvik]] and [[Albert Schweitzer|Schweitzer]]. ({{VOY|Fury}})
   
{{bginfo|In the {{st-minutiae|academy/literture329/464.txt|script}} for the ''[[Deep Space Nine]]'' episode {{e|Distant Voices}}, for Dr. [[Julian Bashir]]'s surprise birthday party in [[2371]], the [[crew]] of [[Deep Space 9]] had the choices narrowed down to two different [[holosuite programs]]: a [[Greek]] palace on [[Mount Olympus]] or Louis Pasteur's house in [[Paris]]. This scene does not appear in the aired episode.|The {{USS|Pasteur}} was named for the {{w|SS Pasteur (1939)|SS ''Pasteur''}} which was in turn named for Louis Pasteur. {{incite}}}}
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{{bginfo|In the {{st-minutiae|academy/literture329/464.txt|script}} for {{DS9|Distant Voices}}, for Dr. [[Julian Bashir]]'s surprise birthday party in [[2371]], the [[crew]] of [[Deep Space 9]] had the choices narrowed down to two different [[holosuite programs]]: a [[Greek]] palace on [[Mount Olympus]] or Louis Pasteur's house in [[Paris]]. This scene does not appear in the aired episode.}}
   
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Louis Pasteur was a male Human chemist and bacteriologist in the 19th century. He was one of the pioneers in the study of vaccines.

In 2266, Dr. Roger Korby was described by Spock as the "Louis Pasteur of archaeological medicine." Korby's translations of the medical records from the Orion ruined revolutionized immunization techniques. (TOS: "What Are Little Girls Made Of?")

Pasteur's name was among the choices The Doctor considered in giving himself, as stated in a discussion with Kes. This name was among other medical revolutionaries such as Pyong Ko, Jarvik and Schweitzer. (VOY: "Fury")

In the script for DS9: "Distant Voices", for Dr. Julian Bashir's surprise birthday party in 2371, the crew of Deep Space 9 had the choices narrowed down to two different holosuite programs: a Greek palace on Mount Olympus or Louis Pasteur's house in Paris. This scene does not appear in the aired episode.

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