The Principles of Bacteriology
The Principles of Bacteriology
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The peritoneal fluid is by this means converted into a fluid over-rich in active proteid, and poor in phagocytes. Now when the bacteria are transferred from their bouillon into such a differently constituted fluid they attempt, as at all times when some injurious influence threat- ens the species, to withdraw themselves from the danger by passing into the resting-stage, and they consequently form arthrospores. Metschnikoff indeed regards these spherules in this light, and they do indeed appear ...like true arthrospores (Fig. 196, p. 36), and not like comma bacilli which have undergone de- generation (Fig. 9, p. 19) or granular disin- tegration (Fig. 10, p. 20). To be sure, many of these spherules die, but very many also sur- vive and really preserve the existence of the species, as Metschnikoff proved through ob- taining cultures which yielded an abundant growth, a result which, if we adopted Pfeiffer's view, would not be expected to occur. Later the fluid again becomes normal, these sphe- rules are taken up by leucocytes and only then 366 BACTERIOLOGY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The peritoneal fluid is by this means converted into a fluid over-rich in active proteid, and poor in phagocytes. Now when the bacteria are transferred from their bouillon into such a differently constituted fluid they attempt, as at all times when some injurious influence threat- ens the species, to withdraw themselves from the danger by passing into the resting-stage, and they consequently form arthrospores. Metschnikoff indeed regards these spherules in this light, and they do indeed appear ...like true arthrospores (Fig. 196, p. 36), and not like comma bacilli which have undergone de- generation (Fig. 9, p. 19) or granular disin- tegration (Fig. 10, p. 20). To be sure, many of these spherules die, but very many also sur- vive and really preserve the existence of the species, as Metschnikoff proved through ob- taining cultures which yielded an abundant growth, a result which, if we adopted Pfeiffer's view, would not be expected to occur. Later the fluid again becomes normal, these sphe- rules are taken up by leucocytes and only then 366 BACTERIOLOGY.
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