| scientific research at the laboratoire arago (banyuls, france) in the twentieth century: edouard chatton, the "master", and andré lwoff, the "pupil". | edouard chatton (1883-1947) began his scientific career in the pasteur institute, where he made several important discoveries regarding pathogenic protists (trypanosomids, plasmodium, toxoplasms, leishmania). in 1908 he married a "banyulencque", marie herre; from 1920, he focused his research on marine protists. he finished his career as professor at the sorbonne (paris) and director of the laboratoire arago in banyuls-sur-mer, where he died in 1947. andré lwoff (1902-1994) lived several scienti ... | 2002 | 12102236 |