An introduction to practical bacteriology ..

Satterthwaite Thomas Edward 1843-

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UC-NRLF SB ? -/w a . la. 28. a. b. c. d. e. f. h. i,13. Jequirity, g. Noma. Recurrent Fever.14. 29. a. b. 15. Gangrene, AN INTRODUCTION PRACTICAL BACTERIOLOGY. A GUIDE FOR STUDENTS AND GENERAL PRACTITIONERS. THOMAS E. M.SATTERTHWAITE, D., M and General Medicine in the New YorkProfessor of Pathology Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital, New York Citv. 1887. GEORGE S. DAVIS, DETROIT, MICH. ..3-3 Copyrighted by GEORGE S. DAVIS, 1887. TABLE OF CONTENTS. iAPTER PAGE. I. , iIntroductory II. The andMicroscope Microscopical Appliances for Use in a ...Bacteriological Laboratory 13 III. Methods of Examination 43 IV. Culture Methods 51 V. Methods of Bacteria 60Investigating Special BOOKS OF REFERENCE: Les Bacteries. Cornil & Babes. Paris, 1885. Micro- and Diseases. Klein.Organisms London, 1885. Woodhead & Hare.Pathological Mycology. Edinburgh, 1885. v Die 1886.Micro-organismen. Fluegge. Leipsig, Practical Crookshank. New 1886.Bacteriology. York, HuberBacteriologische &Untersuchungs-Methode. Becker. 1886.Leipsig, PREFACE. It has been the aim of inthe writer this littleissuing to furnish the student and medicalmonograph practitione with a concise resume of inbacteriology, practical character, and so extend more an interest in this mostwidely important topic. A" has been devoted to the ofsingle chapter subject Germ and to the successive advances that haveTheories, been made towards oursecuring present knowledge.

Sujets

• Microbiology
• Technique

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 8
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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