Memoirs : with a full account of the great malaria problem and its solution / by Ronald Ross.

  • Ronald Ross
Date:
1923
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    23. R. Ross. Some Experiments in the Production of Malarial Fever by Means of the Mosquito : S. Ind. Branch, Br. Med. Assoc., Dec. 1896 (read 30 Oct.); and Ind. Med. Gaz., 1897. Failure to infect men by drinking water and by mosquito bites. 24. E. Ficalbi. Revisione Systematica d. Fam. delie Culieidas Europea, Florence, 1896. 25. R. Ross. On a Condition necessary to the Transformation of the Malaria Crescent: Br. Med. Journ., 30 Jan. 1897. Further Observations on the Transformation of Crescents : S. Ind. Branch, Br. Med. Assoc., July 1897 ; and Ind. Med. Gaz. Jan. 1898. Disproves Bignami’s contention in 21. 26. R. Ross. Notes on some Cases of Malaria, Amoeba coli and Cercomonas : Ind. Med. Gaz., May 1897. 27. P. D. Simond. Ann. Institut Pasteur, July 1897. Shows that the “ flagellate forms ” of Coccidium oviforme are really sperms. 28. W. G. MacCallum. Lancet, 13 Nov. 1897 ; and Journ. of Experimental Medicine, 1898, III, No. I. Proves the same thing in the Plasmodia. 29. R. Ross. On some Peculiar Pigmented Cells found in Two Mosquitoes Fed on Malarial Blood, with Notes by J. Smyth, P. Manson, Bland Sutton, and Dr. Thin, and a drawing by P. Manson: Br. Med. Journ., 18 Dec. 1897. Discovers Plasmodium falciparum in two Anopheles (unmistakably described—probably A. Stephensi), after many failures with species of Stegomyia and Culex. 30. R. Ross. Pigmented Cells in Mosquitoes : Br. Med. Journ., 26 Feb. 1898. The same cells found in two more mosquitoes, and answers to objections. 31. R. Ross. Report on a Preliminary Investigation into Malaria in the Sigur Ghat, Ootacamund : S. Ind. Branch, Br. Med. Assoc., Feb. 1898 ; and Ind. Med. Gaz., April 1898. Researches done in 1897, before those of 29 and 30. 32. R. Ross. Report on the Cultivation of Proteosoma, Labbe, in Grey Mosquitoes : Government Printing, Calcutta, dated 21 May 1898, circulated privately, but not allowed to be issued till Oct. 1898 ; second edition (many printers’ errors), 1901. Describes cultivation of a Plasmodium of birds in Culex fatigans up to the maturity of the zygotes, with com¬ plete differential proofs, technique, and nine plates. Re¬ printed in Ind. Med. Gaz., Nov. and Dec. 1898. 33. P. Manson. Surgeon-Major Ronald Ross’s Recent Investigation on the Mosquito Malaria Theory : Br. Med. Journ., 18 June 1898. Gives the same information derived from 32 and from Ross’s letters (one serious error regarding Halteridium), with three figures and notes accepting the discovery by Laveran, Metchnikoff, and Nuttall. 34. P. Manson. The Mosquito and the Malaria Parasite: read at