Proceedings 33
Proceedings 33
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However, recollecting that it was a variety of spirillom which flourished in the blood in relapsing fever, we tried fresh (sheep's) blood serum, and found that it answered perfectly, and we eould watch the lineal descendants of a few spirilla for many generations in the moist chamber, under the microscope.
It is easy to imagine that a small diminution of healthy vital resistance (% 12), induced by a non-parasitic cause of fever, might allow the spirilla germs in the drinking-water or the tartar... to multiply in the blood, while it might not so act with regard to other saprophytes ; for Bilbroth noticed that the commonest putrefactive organism, viz, Bacterium termo, does not thrive well in blood. But it is very difficult to imagine that the evolution of a particular specific variety of spirillum fit to breed in the blood should happen just at that particular time. Dr. Boberts (§8; compares the origin of specific bacteria to the "sporting*' of plants; but sports occur only once in many thousand generations ; famines cannot certainly be called common ; that they should coincide must be a rare event, but that they 9hould always occur together as a mere coincidence passes credibility.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, recollecting that it was a variety of spirillom which flourished in the blood in relapsing fever, we tried fresh (sheep's) blood serum, and found that it answered perfectly, and we eould watch the lineal descendants of a few spirilla for many generations in the moist chamber, under the microscope.
It is easy to imagine that a small diminution of healthy vital resistance (% 12), induced by a non-parasitic cause of fever, might allow the spirilla germs in the drinking-water or the tartar... to multiply in the blood, while it might not so act with regard to other saprophytes ; for Bilbroth noticed that the commonest putrefactive organism, viz, Bacterium termo, does not thrive well in blood. But it is very difficult to imagine that the evolution of a particular specific variety of spirillum fit to breed in the blood should happen just at that particular time. Dr. Boberts (§8; compares the origin of specific bacteria to the "sporting*' of plants; but sports occur only once in many thousand generations ; famines cannot certainly be called common ; that they should coincide must be a rare event, but that they 9hould always occur together as a mere coincidence passes credibility.
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