The essentials of practical bacteriology : an elementary laboratory book for students and practitioners / by H. J. Curtis.

  • Curtis, Henry J.
Date:
1900
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    School (viediciin^ ONivERsrry of Leeds. INDEX , -e and /.n., at the end of a page-number, indicate respectr exemse, or lesson, and/oof-note] ' Aaron's rod,'92 Abbott, 42, 155, 165, 206, 230, 234, 235, 262, 268 Abscess, actino-mycotic, 208-209 acute, 102, 106 cold, 208, 209 lung, 64 Uver, 105, 110, 249-51 metastatic, or pyssmic, 103, 106 ' stitch,' 109 typhoid, 105 tropical 105, 110, 249-51 Achlorophyllous Thallophytes, 37, 54 Acliorion Schonleiiii, 93 Acid-fuchsin, or rubin, 252 and orange G, 255, 257 Acid gelatine, 125 Acid, lactic, bacillus of (Hueppe), 58 Acid, lactic, fermentation, 40, 58 formation of, 39 Actinomycosis, 37,105,141, 207 e., 208- 213 Adamson, 77-9, 82-4, 89 Adamson's stain for ringworm, and favus, 77-8 Adipocere, 68 Aerobes, facultative, 36 Aerobioscope, 261 Agar, ' English proof.' 73, 90 ' French proof,' 73, 86, 88-90 Agar-agar, nutrient, 9 preparations from, 9-10, 73, 125 Agghitination of bacilli, 184 Agilis, Micrococcus, 44e, 45 Acjilis citreiis, M., 45 Ague, 239-48 Air, examination of, qualitative, 259, quantitative, 259-62 for Anaerobes, 262 Methods : Aerobioscope (Sedgwick-Tucker's), 261 Hesse's Apparatus, 260 Alg£e,37 Alopecia areata, »i Amcsba coli, 105, 251 Amcebte, cultivation of, 249 Amoebic dysentery, 249-51 Anaerobes, facultative, 36 obHgate, 36, 222-33 methods of cultivation, 222- 226 methods of isolation, 226 isolation from air, 262 Angers, variety of cholera bacillus found at, 202 Angina, non-diphtheritic, 163 Aiwphelcs (genus of mosquito), and malaria, 244 ' Anthrax,' old name for a ' carbuncle, 134 Anthrax, 129e, 133-9 Anthrax hacillits, asporogenous growth, 129e, 137-8 false spores (microspores), 137 spore-formation, 136-7 spores isolated from water, 265 threads, 267 toxic products, 136 Anthrax, Symptomatique, 235-9 Antiseptics, in media, 6, 8, 179-80 methods of testing, 267e- 268-9 Anti-streptococcus serum. 111 Anti-toxin, Diphtlieria, 167-8 Clinical Society's Report on, 168 dose of, 168 units, 167 Anti-toxins, 166 Apparatios, Botkin's, 226 Hesse's, 260 Petri's, 261 Wolffliiigel's, 27 Ascitic-fiuid agar, 125