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  • A
  • AbbÉ, 17
    • condenser, 200
    • microscope, improvements in, 30, 36
  • Abilgaard, 26
  • Abrin, 262
  • Absorption of free nitrogen, 117
  • Accidental carriers, 241
    • structures, 43
  • Acetic acid, 99
    • bacteria, carbon oxidation, 114
    • fermentation, 32
  • Acetobacter acidi oxalici, 83
    • xylinum, 83
  • Achorion schoenleinii, 27, 34
  • Acid, acetic, 99
      • fermentation, 32
    • agglutination, 266
    • amino, relation to green plants, 119
    • butyric, 99
      • fermentation, 32, 99
    • carbolic, first used, 29
    • disinfectant action of, 159
    • fast bacteria, fat content, 84
      • staining of, 209
    • fermentation, 93
      • Bulgarian fermented milk, 98
      • ensilage, 98
      • industrial uses, 97
      • lactic acid, 96
      • sauerkraut, 251
      • protective inoculation in, 30
      • spores, 29, 35
      • transmission by flies, 242
      • vaccine, 254
    • Anti-agglutinins, 270
      • aggressins, 288
      • amboceptors, 275
        • antisera in snake poisoning, 275
      • anaphylactic, 290
      • anaphylaxis due to intracellular digestion, 292
        • protein immunity compared to, 292
      • bacterial immunity, 254, 255
      • bodies, 259
        • place of production, 295
        • tabulation of, 294
      • body, action, 260
        • chemical composition, 260
        • formation of, 128, 260
      • complement, 274
      • complementophil amboceptor, 275
      • cytophil amboceptor, 275
      • diphtheritic serum, 263
      • enzyme, 122, 262
        • function of, 262
    • Antigen, 259
      • chemical composition of, 260
      • in complement-fixation, 277
      • syphilitic, 277, 279
      • in Wassermann test, 279
    • Antigens, fats and fatty acids as, 260
      • in preparation of vaccine, 285
      • tabulation of, 294
    • Antipollenin, 263
    • Antiprecipitins, 270
    • Antisepsis, 131
      • Lister, introduced, 35
      • primitive, 25
    • Antiseptic, 131
      • action of anilin dyes, 162
      • carbolic acid as, 159
      • cold as, 148
    • Antisera in snake poisoning, 275
    • Antisnake venoms, 275
    • Antitetanic serum, 263
    • Antitoxic immunity, 254, 255
    • Antitoxin, 261
      • collection of, 263
      • diphtheria, 30, 252
      • preparation of, 263
      • standard, 264
      • tetanus, 252
    • Antitoxins, 261–264
      • as factors in immunity, 295
      • preservative in, 265
      • in phenol coefficient method, 166
      • pneumonia through intestinal route, 246
  • Ballon pipette, 193
  • Balsam, mounting in, 207
  • Barber, 253
    • apparatus, 196
  • Barnyards, disinfection of, 167
  • Baskets, wire, 184
  • Bassi, 27
    • silkworm disease, 34
  • Bastian, 24
  • BaumgÄrtner, 256
  • Beaded growth, 221
  • Bed-bugs, 241
  • Beds, contact, 116
  • Beer, pasteurization of, 141, 144, 145
  • Beggiatoa, 63
  • BeggiatoaceÆ, 63
  • Behring, 30
  • Belfanti, 271
  • Berg, 27, 34
  • Berkefeld filter, 154
  • Bichloride of mercury as disinfectant, 158
  • Bilharz, 28, 35
  • Bilharzia disease, 28, 35
  • Biochemical reactions, definition of, 87
  • Biological relationships, immunity reactions, 255, 270
  • Bipolar germination of spore, 48
  • Bismarck brown, 209, 212
  • Black-leg, 51, 73, 238, 243, 248, 251
  • Bleaching powder as disinfectant, 158
  • Blood, collection of, 228
    • cytolytic power of, 272
    • detection of, 269
    • serum, liquid, sterilization of, 182
      • Loeffler’s, 182
      • medium, preparation of, 182, 183
      • sterilization of, 182
    • vessels in dissemination of organisms, 247
  • Blue milk, bacterial cause of, 34
    • fermentation of, 31, 34
  • Boehm, 27, 34
  • Boiling as disinfectant, 133
  • Boils, 277
  • Complementoid, 274
  • Complementophil haptophore, 264
    • standard test, 264
  • Douglas, 42, 43, 280
  • Dourine, 245, 248
  • Drumstick spore, 49
  • Dry heat, 21, 133
  • Drying, 131, 132
  • Dubini, 27, 34
  • Ducrey’s bacillus, 245
  • Dunham’s peptone, 177
  • Durham, 265
  • Dyes, anilin, as antiseptics, 162
    • introduction of, 30
    • as stains, 204
  • Dysenteries, 242, 246, 248, 249
  • Dysentery, amebic, 29, 35
    • tropical, 29
  • 43227@43227-h@43227-h-23.htm.html#Page_234" class="pginternal">234, 240, 243, 248
  • Infectious diseases, 232
    • control of, 240
  • Infective organisms, specificity of location, 249
  • Infestation, 232
  • Infested, 232
  • Influenza, 239, 241, 246
  • Infusoria, 33
  • Inhalation, 228
  • Inherited immunity, 251, 252
  • Inoculation of animals, 227
  • Inoculations, first protective, 30
    • of smallpox, 24
  • Insects, 241, 242
  • Instruments, sterilization, 136, 167
  • Intracardiac, 228
  • Intracellular enzyme, 166
  • Invasion, 232
  • Invertase, 124
  • Involution forms, 53, 212
  • Iodine, 157
  • Iron bacteria, 86
    • function of, 89
  • Irregular forms, 53
  • Isolation of anaËrobes, 190
  • Itch mite, 27, 34
    • K
    • Kette, 32, 35
    • Kidneys, 248
    • Kinase, 125
    • Kircher, 18, 25, 33
    • Klebs, 29, 35
    • Klencke, 28, 34
    • Koch241
    • Migula’s classification, 62
    • Milk, blue, 31, 34
      • Bulgarian, 98
      • digestion of, 102
      • flavors in, 110
      • glands, 244
      • identification of, 269
      • litmus, 177
      • pasteurization of, 141, 144–147
      • as path of elimination, 248
      • preparation of, 177
      • purifier, electric, 152
      • souring of, 32
      • sterilization of, 177
      • tuberculous, 248
    • Minimum conditions, 72, 73, 74, 77
      • lethal dose, 264
    • Mirror, use of, 200
    • Mixed infection, 234
    • Mixotrophic, 86
    • M.L.D., 264
    • Mohler, 167
    • Moist heat, 133
    • Moisture, 73
    • Mold colonies, 226
    • Molds in alcoholic fermentation, 100
      • in relation to bacteria, 37, 39
    • Molecular respiration, 88, 89
    • Monas, 33
    • Monkeys, 227
    • Monotrichic, 45
    • Montague, 24
    • Mordants, 204, 211
    • Morphology, 41–58
    • Mosquitoes and malaria, 25, 242
    • Motile bacteria, 45
    • Motion of bacteria, 47
    • Mounting in balsam, 207
    • Mouth cavity, 244
    • Mu, 40
    • MucosÆ as channels of infection, 244
    • MÜller, 33, 34, 59
    • Mumps, 239
    • Municipal disinfection, 170
    • MÜntz, 32, 35
    • Muscardine, 34
    • Mycelia, 102–109
    • split products of, 291
    • splitting of, 106
    • structure of, 291
    • synthesis of, 113
  • Proteus vulgaris, 67, 70, 77
  • Protoautotrophic, 115
  • Protoplasm, 41, 59
  • Prototrophic, 86
  • Protozoa, cause of disease, 30
    • cell wall in, 41
    • in intermediate hosts, 242
    • relation to bacteria, 40
    • specificity of localization, 249
  • Protozoal diseases, transmission of, 242
  • PseudomonadaceÆ, 65, 70
  • Pseudomonas pyocyanea, 62, 65, 70, 128, 265
  • Ptomaines, 103, 104
  • Puccinia graminis, 26, 34
  • Puerperal fever, 28, 34
  • Punctiform colonies, 223
  • Puncture cultures, 185
  • Pure culture, 171, 194–199
  • Purification of streams, 73
    • of water, 150
  • Purin bases in bacteria, 84
  • Pus cocci, 73
    • infectious, 26
    • organisms in, 35
  • Putrefaction, 27, 31, 33
  • Putrescin, 104
    • Q
    • Quarantine, 239
      • disinfection, 170
    • Quicklime as a disinfectant, 155, 158
    • Quinsy, 245
    • R
    • Rabbits, 227
    • Rabies, bacteriological examination in, 229
      • Pasteur treatment of, 253
      • path of elimination in, 248
      • transmission of, 239
      • specificity of localization in, 249
    • RÄbiger’s method of staining, 210
    • 253
  • Serums, cytolytic, failure of, 275
  • Sewage disposal, 101, 116
    • sulphate, reduction in, 114
  • Shape of spore, 48
  • Sickness, serum, 289, 292
  • Side-chain theory, 256, 258
  • Silkworm disease, 27, 29, 34, 35
  • Size of bacteria, 37, 40
  • Skatol, 104
  • Skin, channel of infection, 243
  • Slant cultures, 186
  • Slide, cleaning of, 207
    • hanging drop, 203
    • staining on, 207
  • Slope cultures, 186
  • Sludge tanks, 116
  • Small intestine, 249
  • Smallpox, 24, 26, 34, 239, 246, 248
  • Smith, 289
  • Snake poisons, 263, 275
  • Sneezing, 248
  • Soap, 160
    • medicated, 160
  • Society of American Bacteriologists, classification, 63
    • descriptive chart, 217
    • key, 68
  • Sodium hypochlorite, 158
  • Soil, acid, 81
    • bacteria, 119
    • bacteriology, 35
    • enrichment, 117
    • fertility, 120
    • organisms, 74
  • Solid media, 172, 173
  • Solution, Gram’s, 208
  • Sore throat, 240, 241
  • Sound, 80
  • Sour mash, 98
  • Source of complement, 277
  • Souring, 98
  • Spallanzani, 177
  • Sulphate reduction, 114
  • Sulphur bacteria, 44, 59
  • Vaginal discharges, 248
  • Varo, 25
  • Vaughan, 291
  • Vaughan and Novy’s mass cultures, 188
  • Vegetable toxins, 127, 128
  • Vegetables, forcing of, 117
  • Vehicles, disinfection of, 169
  • Venoms, antisnake, 275
  • Viborg, 26, 34
  • Vibration, mechanical, 80
  • Vibrio, 33, 35, 53, 65, 68, 69
  • Vignal tubes, 189
  • Villemin, 29, 35
  • Villous growth, 219, 221
  • Vinegar, 99, 114
  • Virulence, 235
  • Virus, 234
  • Vultures, 241
    • W
    • Walker, 165
    • Wall, cell, 41
      • composition of, 82, 83
    • Warden, 260
    • Washable articles, disinfection of, 169
    • Washing leukocytes, 281
    • Wassermann test, 277
    • Water, bacteria in, 73
      • filtration of, 153
      • purification of, 77, 150
      • sterilization of, 157
    • Webb, 253
    • Weigert, 17, 30, 36, 42, 257, 258
    • Welch’s method of staining, 210
    • Whooping cough, 246, 250
    • Widal, 265
    • Will o’ the wisp, 105
    • Wine, pasteurization of, 141
    • Winogradsky, 32, 63, 86
    • Wire baskets, 184
      • nichrome, 193
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