A Text-book Upon the Pathogenic Bacteria and Protozoa: For Students of Medicine and Physicians |
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... to modify our ideas of the disease in any essential . In the same year , 1905 , Castellani discovered the Trepo- nema pertenue , the cause of frambesia or yaws . In 1911 Noguchi succeeded in obtaining pure cultures of the 26 Introduction.
... to modify our ideas of the disease in any essential . In the same year , 1905 , Castellani discovered the Trepo- nema pertenue , the cause of frambesia or yaws . In 1911 Noguchi succeeded in obtaining pure cultures of the 26 Introduction.
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For Students of Medicine and Physicians Joseph McFarland. In 1911 Noguchi succeeded in obtaining pure cultures of the treponema . During the time that so much investigation of the prob- lems of infection was in progress the discoveries ...
For Students of Medicine and Physicians Joseph McFarland. In 1911 Noguchi succeeded in obtaining pure cultures of the treponema . During the time that so much investigation of the prob- lems of infection was in progress the discoveries ...
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... pure cultures dried in a thin layer upon glass . Certain chromogenic bacteria produce colors only when exposed to the ordinary light of the room . Bacillus mycoides roseus produces its red pigment only in the dark . The virulence of ...
... pure cultures dried in a thin layer upon glass . Certain chromogenic bacteria produce colors only when exposed to the ordinary light of the room . Bacillus mycoides roseus produces its red pigment only in the dark . The virulence of ...
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... pure , the no longer useful bacteria dying out as the nutrition becomes ex- hausted . The promptness with which bacteria attack organic matter is seen in the changes brought about in foods , some of which are ruined in flavor or quality ...
... pure , the no longer useful bacteria dying out as the nutrition becomes ex- hausted . The promptness with which bacteria attack organic matter is seen in the changes brought about in foods , some of which are ruined in flavor or quality ...
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... pure peptone solution it produces only the blue pyocyanin . His experiments prove the very interesting fact that for the production of fluor- escin it is necessary that the culture medium contain a defi- nite amount of a phosphatic salt ...
... pure peptone solution it produces only the blue pyocyanin . His experiments prove the very interesting fact that for the production of fluor- escin it is necessary that the culture medium contain a defi- nite amount of a phosphatic salt ...
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Page 3 - BACTERIA. — For students of medicine and physicians. By Joseph McFarland, MD, Professor of Pathology and Bacteriology in the Medico-Chirurgical College, Philadelphia; Pathologist to the Philadelphia Hospital and to the Medico-Chirurgical Hospital, Philadelphia.