Practical bacteriology, microbiology and serum therapy (medical and veterinary) : a text book for laboratory use / by A. Besson ; translated and adapted from the fifth French edition by H.J. Hutchens.

  • Besson, Albert, 1868-
Date:
1913
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Credit: Practical bacteriology, microbiology and serum therapy (medical and veterinary) : a text book for laboratory use / by A. Besson ; translated and adapted from the fifth French edition by H.J. Hutchens. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Stomoxys calcitrant and anterior poliomye- litis, 846. Stools, collection of, for bacteriological examination, 202. Strangles, 611. Straus’ stain for Hage]la, 148. — “ sign ” in glanders, 487. — syringe, 166. Straus and Wurtz’s method for examina- tion of air, 866. Straw infusion, 37. Steinschneider’s agar for Gonococcus, 640, Streptococci hominis, 593. — animalium, 611. — classification of (Andrewes and Hor- der), 601. — varieties of, 593. Streptococcus of Bonome, 610. — anginosus, 601. — brevis, 593, 596. — conglomerate, 596. — equi, 611. — equinus, 601. — erysipelaJtos, 593, 596, 599. — fcecalis, 601. — longus, 593, 596. — meningitidis, 610. — mammitis bovis, 613. — mitior, 599. — mitis, 601. — mucosus, 599. — pyogenes, 593, 599, 601. — salivarius, (501. — tenuis, 593, 596. — viridans, 599. Slreplocolysin, 603. Streptothrix (see Discomyces), 655. — pleomorphic, in leprosy, 351. — actinornyces, 656. — asteroides, 662. — caprce, 668. — farcinica, 667. — forsteri, 662. — freeri, 664. — israeli, 661. — leproides, 348. — madurce, 662. — rosenbachi, 662. — spitzi, 661. Streptothricine, 660. “ Strict ” anaerobes, 87. Strong’s cholera vaccine, 498. — dysentery bacillus, 360. Stroke cultures, method of sowing, 71. — — isolation by, 81. Sub-cutaneous inoculation, 171. Surra, 814. Susceptibility of animals to experimental inoculation, 156. Swans, pasteurellosis in, 452. Swine erysipelas, bacillus of, 283. — fever, virus of, 843. — pasteurellosis, 454. — plague, bacillus of, 454. — tuberculosis, 295. — typhoid, 454 footnote. Sycosis, 686. Symptomatic anthrax (see Quarter ill), 552. Synthetic media, 38. — medium (Remy and Sugg’s), 372. Syphilis, 720. -— bacillus of Lustgarten, 306 footnote, 346. Syringes for inoculation, 1(56. Syringospora rob ini, 702. Tabanus and Surra, 814. Tannin solution (Nicolle’s), 210, 217. Tarbagan and Plague, 462. Tarozzi’s method of cultivating anaerobes, 98. — — isolating anaerobes, 102. “ Tarse favique,” 691. Tavel, bacillus of, 30(5 footnote. Tavel’s antistreptococcus serum, 609. — stain (Tubercle bacilli), 306. “ Teigne tondante ” of Gruby, 688. — — rebelle,” 688. Telosporidia, 760. Temperature of cattle, 182 footnote. — regulators, 59. Terni and Bandi’s Plague vaccine, 469. Tertian fever, 780. Tests for indol, 374. — oxygen, 92. Tetanolysin, 544. Tetanus bacillus, 536. — antitoxin, 545. — prophylaxis, 546. Texas fever, 787. Theileria parva, 793. Therapeutic serums, 223. Thesing’s stain for spores, 147. Thrush, 702. Thymol as an antiseptic. 26. Thymus broth, 34. Tick fever, 712. Ticks and Piroplasmata, 786 et seq. — and kala azar, 800. — and Rocky Mountains fever, 802. Timothee bazillus, 345. Tinea barbae, 679. — circinata, 679. — — dysidrosiforme, 687. — cruris, 088. — imbricala, 687, 700. — kerion, 686. — marginata, 688. —- rosea, 670. — sycosis, 679. — tonsurans, 679. — versicolor, 669. Tissues, bacteriological examination of, 203. — as culture media (Tubercle bacilli), 318. Titre of agglutination, measurement of, 388. Tochtermann’s agar, 317. — serum-agar, 53. Tokelau, 700. Toluene method of embedding, 215. Toluol as an antiseptic, 27. Tonsil, puncture of, 197. Tortoises, tuberculosis in, 297. Toxicity and virulence, 257 footnote.