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... shown below: J part sterilized milk f " " water Starting July 3rd, will use as
follows: \ parts sterilized milk | " " water As the proportion of milk is increased and
that of the water decreased, expect that it will show a decided increase in weight.
No.
... shown below: J part sterilized milk f " " water Starting July 3rd, will use as
follows: \ parts sterilized milk | " " water As the proportion of milk is increased and
that of the water decreased, expect that it will show a decided increase in weight.
No.
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At present time we are using f sterilized milk and § sterilized water, and as she
continues to improve will increase to full strength. No. 15.— (Third report) I
herewith hand you statement in connection with use of goat milk for food of my
young ...
At present time we are using f sterilized milk and § sterilized water, and as she
continues to improve will increase to full strength. No. 15.— (Third report) I
herewith hand you statement in connection with use of goat milk for food of my
young ...
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Our machines handled as above outlined have been found by many tests to be
as near sterile as it is practicable to make them. Milk drawn thru machines cared
for in this way is cleaner and freer from bacteria than hand drawn milk. Once a ...
Our machines handled as above outlined have been found by many tests to be
as near sterile as it is practicable to make them. Milk drawn thru machines cared
for in this way is cleaner and freer from bacteria than hand drawn milk. Once a ...
Page 102
They were always well cleaned, but not sterilized. With the great dilutions used,
there is no reason for supposing that contaminations due to unsterilized sampling
tools would ever cause the occurrence of more than one or two colonies per ...
They were always well cleaned, but not sterilized. With the great dilutions used,
there is no reason for supposing that contaminations due to unsterilized sampling
tools would ever cause the occurrence of more than one or two colonies per ...
Page 122
The first objection was not considered very important, however, because it was
largely obviated in the present work by the use of freshly sterilized media; while
the second objection applies only to gas- producing organisms, none of which ...
The first objection was not considered very important, however, because it was
largely obviated in the present work by the use of freshly sterilized media; while
the second objection applies only to gas- producing organisms, none of which ...
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| Title | Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, Volume 14; Volume 141, Issue 14 |
| Author | New York (State). Legislature. Assembly |
| Published | 1918 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 25 Mar 2009 |
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