Hoppe

Not until a decade after his Hoppe-Garden, however, did he put forth the epoch-making Discoverie.

Hoppe-Seyler recognised carbolic acid in the blood and different organs of the body.

The injurious action of caffein proceeds, according to Hoppe, from the spinal cord.

Of the instruments for measuring the depth of colour of the blood, the double pipette of Hoppe-Seyler is quite the most delicate.

Hoppe was not up to form during the early innings and got his points only by hard struggle.