How clearly the possibility is pointed in the discussions about the use in the next War of bacterial bombs containing the bacilli of cholera, plague, dysentery and many others!

Injury to the endocrine organs of one sort or another, ranging all the way from emotional exhaustion to bacterial infection, is the reason usually considered sufficient.

Beside, there is the prophylaxis of bacterial infections, and their all embracing corrosionswhich, too, have an endocrine aspect.

The air as expelled from the lungs contains, not only a certain amount of organic matter in the form of vapor, but minute solid particles of débris and bacterial micro-organisms (Chap. XIV).

These white corpuscles are also known as leucocytes, and their increase in number when they are called upon to resist bacterial invasion is spoken of as hyperleucocytosis.

Nor was it known whether it was of bacterial nature, or fungoid, or an animal parasitee.g., an amoeba.

The colony when very young appears as a pale and small spot, not completely spherical as other bacterial colonies in gelatine are wont to be, but with a more or less irregular, protruding, or jagged contour.

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The bacterial cell in its relation to problems of virulence, immunity and chemotherapy.

Bacterial and mycotic infections of man.

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Elements of bacterial cytology.

The bacterial cell in its relation to problems of virulence, immunity and chemotherapy.

Bacterial and mycotic infections of man.

It has discovered that fatigue is due not only to actual poisoning, but to a specific poison or toxin of fatigue, entirely analogous in chemical and physical nature to other bacterial toxins, such as the diphtheria toxin.

The disintegration of the structural part of the plant is due to a bacterial action, and gas is given off during the operation.