Practical bacteriology, microbiology and serum therapy (medical and veterinary) : a text book for laboratory use / by A. Besson ; translated and adapted from the fifth French edition by H.J. Hutchens.

  • Besson, Albert, 1868-
Date:
1913
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Credit: Practical bacteriology, microbiology and serum therapy (medical and veterinary) : a text book for laboratory use / by A. Besson ; translated and adapted from the fifth French edition by H.J. Hutchens. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Inoculated animals, observations upon, 182. Inoculation of animals, 156. — general rules for, 170. — preparation of material for, 169. — apparatus for, of large quantities of fluid, 168. — instruments for, 165. — of mucous surfaces, 171. — needles, 168. — Pasteur pipettes for, 166. — subcutaneous, 171. — syringes, 166. — into intestines, 182. — — lymph spaces, 171. Instruments used for inoculation, 165. — — post mortem examinations, 184. — — sowing cultures, 67. Internal organs as culture media, 54. Intestinal amoebae, 746. — anthrax, 517. Intra-arterial inoculation, 173. Intra-cerebral — 181. Intra-cranial — 180. Intra-dermal — 171. Intra-muscular — 172. Intra-peritoneal — 174. Intra-pleural — 179. Intra-pulmonary — 179. Intra-spinal — 181. Intra-tracheal — 179. Intra-venous — 172. Intra-dermo reaction (Tuberculosis), 327. Inoscopy, 342. Invisible micro-organisms, 835. Iodine solution (Gram’s), 143. — — (Merieux’s), 209. — — (Nicolle’s), 209. Irregular malarial fever, 780. Isle of Wight bee disease, 752. Isolation of aerobic micro-organisms, 76. — anaerobic micro-organisms, 101. Issaeff’s pneumococcus toxin, 587. Ixodes ricinus and Piroplasma bigeminum, 787. Ixodioplasma, 786 footnote. Jackson and Melia’s method of isolating the typhoid bacillus, 410. Jaeger-Heubner coccus, 626. Jatta and Maggiora’s plague vaccine, 469. Jamamoto’s stain (Leprosy bacillus), 350. Japan farcy, 707. Jena flasks, 29. Jenner’s stain, 773. Jockmann’s method of cultivating the tubercle bacillus from sputum, 340. Jousset’s methods of detecting the tubercle bacillus, 340, 342, 344. Jugular vein, inoculation into, 173. Jurewitch’s potato medium for the tubercle bacillus, 320. Kala azar, Indian, 797. — — infantile, 800. — — Mediterranean, 800. Kangaroo, Sareosporidia in the, 758. Karlinski’s filter for agar, 44. Kayser’s method for isolating the typhoid bacillus from blood, 392. Keeping of animals, 157. Kitasato’s dish, 101. — filter, 25. — method for collecting sputum, 192. — — cultivating anaerobes, 99. — — — tubercle bacilli from sputum, 340. — — isolating anaerobes, 101. — — vaccinating against quarter ill, 557. Kidney, inoculation into. 178. Kitt’s quarter ill serum, 559. Klausner’s serum diagnosis of Syphilis, 741. Klebs-Lceffler bacillus, 245. Klingmueller’s phenomenon, 327. I Klemperer’s pneumococcus toxin, 586. Klossia helicina, 765. Koch’s bacillus of mouse septicaemia, 288. — drying stage, 141. — hollow-ground slide, 132. — method for collecting serum, 46. — — examination of air, 863. — — isolation of aerobes, 77, 79, 85. — old tuberculin, 324. — peptone solution, 33. — serum coagulator, 51. — stain (Tubercle bacilli), 310. — steamer, 8. — vibrio, 488. Kolle’s cholera vaccine, 497. Kobe and Otto’s plague vaccine, 469. Krai’s agar for gonococcus, 639. Krauss and Doerr’s dysentery serum, 362. Krawkoff s cholera toxin, 495. Kiihne’s alkaline blue, 139. — carbol-methylene-blue, 138. — differential stain for films, 210. — — — sections,. 219. — simple stain for sections, 216. — stain (Tubercle bacilli), 310. Kurth’s Streptococcus conglomeratus, 596. ; La bacteridie ovoide. 446. | “ Laboratory animals,” 156. — spontaneous diseases of, 159. La clavelee, 839. Lacomme’s tube (cultivation of anaerobes), 93. Lafforgue's method (isolation of typhoid bacillus from blood), 391. Lamblia intestinalis, 827. Lankesteria ascidice, 796. 1 La poliomyelite epidemique, 844. Largine for staining Treponema pallidum, ' 728. Latapie’s apparatus for bleeding large animals, 50. — — — small animals, 196. Laveran’s method (bacteriological examina- tion of air), 867. — blood stain, 210. — stain (Malaria), 772, 773.