A Text-book upon the pathogenic bacteria...W.B. Saunders, 1896 - 359 pages |
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... gelatin . From the cell - walls of many bacteria numerous deli- cate straight or wavy filaments project . These are called cilia or flagella , and seem to be organs of locomotion . Sometimes they are only observed projecting from the ...
... gelatin . From the cell - walls of many bacteria numerous deli- cate straight or wavy filaments project . These are called cilia or flagella , and seem to be organs of locomotion . Sometimes they are only observed projecting from the ...
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... Gelatin . - When certain forms of bacteria are grown in gelatin the culture - medium is partly or entirely liquefied . This characteristic is en- tirely independent of any other property of the bacte- rium , and is one manifested alike ...
... Gelatin . - When certain forms of bacteria are grown in gelatin the culture - medium is partly or entirely liquefied . This characteristic is en- tirely independent of any other property of the bacte- rium , and is one manifested alike ...
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... gelatin . Formalin renders the gelatin insoluble . As some of the bacteria not only liquefy the gelatin , but do so in a peculiar and constantly similar manner , the presence or absence of the change becomes extremely useful for the ...
... gelatin . Formalin renders the gelatin insoluble . As some of the bacteria not only liquefy the gelatin , but do so in a peculiar and constantly similar manner , the presence or absence of the change becomes extremely useful for the ...
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... gelatin culture of some of these as to enable one to tell the time by a watch . Most of them are found in sea- water , and are best grown in sea - water gelatin . 9. Production of Aromatics . - The most important of these is indol ...
... gelatin culture of some of these as to enable one to tell the time by a watch . Most of them are found in sea- water , and are best grown in sea - water gelatin . 9. Production of Aromatics . - The most important of these is indol ...
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... gelatin , were justly condemned by Buchner on the ground that such mixtures , though they might contain constituents of blood - serum , were far from approximating the normal serum in composition . Wyssokowitsch , however , surely ...
... gelatin , were justly condemned by Buchner on the ground that such mixtures , though they might contain constituents of blood - serum , were far from approximating the normal serum in composition . Wyssokowitsch , however , surely ...
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