Jean Troisier

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Jean Troisier
Born	(1881-05-18)18 May 1881 Paris, France
Died	31 October 1945(1945-10-31) (aged 64) Paris, France
Nationality	French
Occupation(s)	Physician, medical researcher
Known for	Laboratory Director of the Pasteur Institute

Jean Troisier (1881–1945) was a French doctor and biologist who headed the laboratory of the Pasteur Institute

Life

Jean Troisier was the son of Charles Émile Troisier, professor of medicine at the University of Paris, and the father or Dr. Solange Troisier.

From 1903 to 1911 he worked in Paris hospitals. After having studied microbiology at the Pasteur Institute and immunology, in 1911 he was appointed chief of pathology and bacteriology at the Medical Faculty of Paris. He then engaged in the research as laboratory chief at the Pasteur Institute. He was responsible laboratory annexed to the singerie, funded by the Princess of Greece, Marie Bonaparte who was a close friend. He then alternated between the responsibilities of a hospital physicial and researcher in several laboratories.

In 1938 he was made a knight of the Legion of Honour. In 1943 he was elected a member of the Académie de médecine.

Selected publications

Jean Troisier; Georges Guillain (1909). Physiologie pathologique de l'hématome pleural traumatique ; la biligénie hémolytique locale, par Georges Guillain,... et Jean Troisier,... impr. de "La Semaine médicale. p. 35.
Jean Troisier (1910). Rôle des hémolysines dans la genèse des pigments biliaires et de l'urobiline. G. Steinheil. p. 97.
S. Costa; Jean Troisier (1918). La Spirochétose ictéro-hémorragique, par S. Costa et J. Troisier. Vigot frères. p. 31.
Jean Troisier; Mme. Jenny Roudinesco (Dr Marie- Jenny-Emile Weiss); G. Develay; J. Weiss-Roudinesco (1929). Sensibilité à la tuberculine provoquée chez le vieillard par le B. C. G., par MM. J. Troisier,... S. Develay et J. Weiss-Roudinesco,... Masson. p. 15.
Jean Troisier; M. Monnerot-Dumaine; Simone Develay (1931). La Fièvre quintane, sa valeur sémiologique, par Jean Troisier,... M. Monnerot-Dumaine et Simone Develay,... Masson. p. 16.
Jean Troisier; Roger Cattan (1932). Neutropénie curable d'origine tuberculeuse, par Jean Troisier et Roger Cattan. G. Doin.
Jean Troisier; T. de Sanctis Monaldi; Roger Cattan; Mme Kourilsky (1932). Bacillémie tuberculeuse au cours d'infections aiguës non tuberculeuses. Le bacille de Koch, virus de sortie, par Jean Troisier et T. de Sanctis Monaldi, avec la collaboration de R. Cattan et Mme Kourilsky... Masson. p. 15.
Jean Troisier; Roger Cattan (1932). Ictère hémolytique avec leuco-érythroblastose. Splénectomie. Guérison...
Jean Troisier; Yves Boquien (1933). La spirochétose méningée. Masson & cie. p. 187.
Jean Troisier (1934). La Fièvre boutonneuse expérimentale, par MM. Jean Troisier et Roger Cattan... Masson. p. 24.
Jean Troisier (1935). Études expérimentales récentes sur les maladies infectieuses. Masson. p. 277.
Jean Troisier; J. Sifferlen (Melle.); Dr. Georges Brouet (1935). Spirochétose méningée et méningotyphus, critique nosologique... Masson. p. 23.
Jean Troisier; Jules-Jean-Louis Le Melletier (1941). Splénopneumonies tuberculeuses curables et épituberculoses, par MM. J. Troisier et J. Le Melletier,... Masson. p. 24.
Jean Troisier; Marcel Moine (1942). Essai d'évaluation de la morbidité tuberculeuse en France de 1936 à 1938, par MM. Jean Troisier et Marcel Moine. Masson. p. 19.
Jean Troisier; Dr. Georges Poix (1943). Les Bases doctrinales de la lutte contre la tuberculose, par J. Troisier et G. Poix... Masson. p. 12.
Jean Troisier; Dr. Suzanne Lamotte-Barrillon (1943). Fréquence actuelle de la méningite tuberculeuse de l'enfant, par le professeur J. Troisier et Mme Lamotte-Barrillon,... Masson. p. 11.
Jean Troisier; J. van der Stegen (1944). Méthode génétique et tuberculose pulmonaire. Masson. p. 101.

References

Celia Bertin, The last Bonaparte , ed. Academic Bookstore Perrin, 2010, ISBN 2262033536 (John Troisier is designated by "X" pseudonyms or "Friend")
Jean-Pierre Bourgeron: 'Marie Bonaparte 1997, PUF, Coll. Psychoanalysts today, ISBN 2130481493

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Life

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