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During the first third of the twentieth century, the catalan jesuit Jaime Pujiula Dilme (1869-1958) dominated with an almost classical authority the cultivation of embryology in Spain. The great success of his personal project, the “ Institut Biologic de Sarria ”, suffered a first setback in the II Republic with the arrival of Azana’s government to power. The Society of Jesus was dissolved, and their property confiscated. Pujiula, however, was able to overcome this crisis with an agreement with the Societat Medicofarmaceutica dels Sants Cosme i Damia , in whose offices he remounted his institute. More difficult was to survive the crisis experienced during the Francoist dictatorship. The age of the director and his tough personality, authoritarian and personalistic, hindered the creation of a school around him. The thrive of one of his aides, Father Joan Puiggros Sala (1899-??), meant the phasing of embryology in the center and the occupation of it niche by his specialty, applied bacteriology, more economically profitable in those troubled times.

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La lucha por la supervivencia de la embriología en una institución privada en la España del siglo XX: las crisis del &lt;em&gt;Institut Biològic de Sarrià&lt;/em&gt;