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1913 In 1913, Noguchi demonstrated the presence of Treponema pallidum (syphilitic spirochete) in the brain of a progressive paralysis patient, proving that the spirochete was the cause of the disease.
1918-1928 He (Noguchi) believed that yellow fever was caused by spirochaete bacteria instead of a virus. He worked for much of the next ten years trying to prove this theory.
1935-1945 Unit 731 AKA Epidemic Prevention and Water Purification Department of the Kwantung Army
1944 Japan's Secret Weapon (book)
Dr. Noguchi's name is remembered in the binomial attached to another spirochete, Leptospira noguchii.
Hideyo Noguchi
Japanese Spirochete Warfare
Lyme disease
Lyme is a Biowarfare Issue A brief history (paper)
Nazi and Japanese collaboration two to three years before Pearl Harbor which planned a bio attack with Leptospirosis
Relapsing fever
Spirochete warfare and aerosol transmission
The "granule" spirochete form was found by the Japanese to have great value for aerosolized BW applications: " . . . Inada has reported that the Japanese know how to get virus-like,...
Treponema pallidum
Unit 731's research of Borrelia burgdorferi