1888: In New York, Michael Heidelberger, the 'father of modern | This day in jew history

1888: In New York, Michael Heidelberger, the "father of modern immunology" born.
Heidelberger was one of the first scientists" to be hired at the newly found Rockefeller Institute, where with Walter Jacobs, he experimented for 9 years, monetizing synthetic petroleum compounds and making allopathic drugs, which could be the first major medicinal products to be patented and would assist Rockefeller in taking control of the medical field in America as President of the American Medical Association.
Most of Rockefeller's scientists were anti-Christs, including Abraham Flexner, whose 'Flexner report' to Congress in 1910 sought to remake America in its image and to a great extent was successful.