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... added , boiling the contents to destroy the vitality of any organisms which might al- ready exist in them , then sucking daily into the flask a certain amount of air which had passed through a series of bulbs containing concentrated ...
... added , boiling the contents to destroy the vitality of any organisms which might al- ready exist in them , then sucking daily into the flask a certain amount of air which had passed through a series of bulbs containing concentrated ...
Page 32
... added that such parasitic disease - producing bacteria as do not habitually gain access to the tissues , but inhabit the intestine , as the bacillus of typhoid fever and the spirillum of cholera , are actively motile , like the ...
... added that such parasitic disease - producing bacteria as do not habitually gain access to the tissues , but inhabit the intestine , as the bacillus of typhoid fever and the spirillum of cholera , are actively motile , like the ...
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... added ; others require so concentrated a medium that only blood - serum can be used for their cultivation . Sometimes a species with a preference for a particular culture - medium can gradually be accustomed to another , though ...
... added ; others require so concentrated a medium that only blood - serum can be used for their cultivation . Sometimes a species with a preference for a particular culture - medium can gradually be accustomed to another , though ...
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... added is particularly con- venient . Rosalic acid may also be used , the acid convert- ing its red into an orange color . The same tests will also determine the alkali - production , which occurs rather less frequently than acid ...
... added is particularly con- venient . Rosalic acid may also be used , the acid convert- ing its red into an orange color . The same tests will also determine the alkali - production , which occurs rather less frequently than acid ...
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... added to our blood a material of small - pox , a material of measles , a material of scarlet fever , etc. , so that we would become saturated with the excrementitious products of the bacteria , instead of hav- ing so many substances ...
... added to our blood a material of small - pox , a material of measles , a material of scarlet fever , etc. , so that we would become saturated with the excrementitious products of the bacteria , instead of hav- ing so many substances ...
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Page 362 - Treatment, including a large number of approved formulae. The recent advances made in the study of the bacterial origin of various diseases are fully described, as well as the bearing of the knowledge so gained upon prevention and cure. The subjects of Bacteriology as a whole and of Immunity are fully considered in a separate section.