Chemo-therapeutic trypanosome studies with special reference to the immunity following cure / by B.T. Terry.

  • Terry, B. T. (Benjamin Taylor), 1876-
Date:
1911
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    verted into the nearest decimal, for example, i/2 = .5 % = .3, %: = .3, Ye = .2, yq = .i, etc. The abbreviations are as follows: Virus. Normal. Cd = caderas. Du = dourine. No = nagana. SI = surra of India. SIM = surra of Mauritius. SNh = surra of Nhatrang. Resistant. NgLAJ = nagana resistant to atoxyl and acetyl-atoxyl (arsacetine). NgDP] = nagana resistant to parafuchsin. Ng[T] = nagana resistant to toluidin blue. Mixed. SI+Cd= surra of India mixed with caderas. SI+SM = surra of India mixed with surra of Mauritius. Separated. CdCI] = Cd separated by the immunity reaction from SI. SI[C] = SI separated by the immunity reaction from CD. SSM] = SI separated by the immunity reaction from SM. SMIIl — SM separated by the immunity reaction from SI. Medicaments. Arsenic Preparations. Aa = acetyl-atoxyl, or arsacetine. Apg = arsenophenylglycin. Dyes. Cl = dichlorbenzidine plus amidonaphtol disulphonic acid 1.8.3.6. Tr = trypanred. Mixture of Medicaments. IVixl = equal volumes of Aa 2 per cent, and Cl i per cent. Mx3 = equal volumes of Aa 2 per cent, and Tr .5 per cent. IVIx4 = three volumes of Aa 2 per cent, and one volume of Cl i per cent.