Micro Organisms With Special Reference to the Etiology of the Infective Diseases
Micro Organisms With Special Reference to the Etiology of the Infective Diseases
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, a peculiar want of correspondence is observed between the numerous bacteria which are evident under the microscope, and the species which can be isolated by the ordinary methods of cultivation. As a rule, by the latter methods only a few colonies are obtained, or the nutrient soil remains completely sterile, even after several days, and in spite of all sorts of variation's in the composition and temperature. This absence of bacteria Part played by which can be cultivated appears to be due to ...a consider- j n able extent to the fact that many of the species of factive process.
'bacteria which usually take part in the putrefactive pro- cess are anaerobes, and hence do not grow under the ordinal^ conditions of cultivation. The spores of these bacilli are probably very widely distributed, and almost always enter putrefying mixtures. As soon as the 25 386 BACILLI WHICH CAUSE PUTREFACTION.
oxygen wliicli is present has been used up by the pre- liminary development of the aerobes, and as soon as the nutrient medium has become loaded with the products of tissue change and of the fermentative action of these .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, a peculiar want of correspondence is observed between the numerous bacteria which are evident under the microscope, and the species which can be isolated by the ordinary methods of cultivation. As a rule, by the latter methods only a few colonies are obtained, or the nutrient soil remains completely sterile, even after several days, and in spite of all sorts of variation's in the composition and temperature. This absence of bacteria Part played by which can be cultivated appears to be due to ...a consider- j n able extent to the fact that many of the species of factive process.
'bacteria which usually take part in the putrefactive pro- cess are anaerobes, and hence do not grow under the ordinal^ conditions of cultivation. The spores of these bacilli are probably very widely distributed, and almost always enter putrefying mixtures. As soon as the 25 386 BACILLI WHICH CAUSE PUTREFACTION.
oxygen wliicli is present has been used up by the pre- liminary development of the aerobes, and as soon as the nutrient medium has become loaded with the products of tissue change and of the fermentative action of these .
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