A Manual of Bacteriology Clinical And Applied
A Manual of Bacteriology Clinical And Applied
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Nagana is met with in large tracts of country in Zululand and West Africa. It especially attacks the equines horse, mule, and ass in which it is very fatal. The animals become anaemic and emaciated, there is a discharge from the eyes and nose, staring coat, swelling of the legs and neck, and fever. The animal dies two to six weeks after infection. Oxen are also attacked, but a small proportion recover. The dog, cat, rabbit, guinea-pig, mouse, and rat may be infected by inoculation with the fres...h blood of a diseased animal. In infected animals the trypanosome is generally abundant in the blood and spleen. The Tr. Brucei can be cultivated, though with difficulty, on rabbit-blood agar melted sterile agar cooled to 45 C. -f sterile defibrinated rabbit's blood warmed to 45 C. , mixed and allowed to solidify in the sloping position (Novy and McNeal). The disease is conveyed through the 490 A MANUAL OF BACTERIOLOGY bites of a tsetse-fly (Glossina morsitans). The trypanosome is believed to live in the big game, from whence it is trans- mitted to horses entering the infected localities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nagana is met with in large tracts of country in Zululand and West Africa. It especially attacks the equines horse, mule, and ass in which it is very fatal. The animals become anaemic and emaciated, there is a discharge from the eyes and nose, staring coat, swelling of the legs and neck, and fever. The animal dies two to six weeks after infection. Oxen are also attacked, but a small proportion recover. The dog, cat, rabbit, guinea-pig, mouse, and rat may be infected by inoculation with the fres...h blood of a diseased animal. In infected animals the trypanosome is generally abundant in the blood and spleen. The Tr. Brucei can be cultivated, though with difficulty, on rabbit-blood agar melted sterile agar cooled to 45 C. -f sterile defibrinated rabbit's blood warmed to 45 C. , mixed and allowed to solidify in the sloping position (Novy and McNeal). The disease is conveyed through the 490 A MANUAL OF BACTERIOLOGY bites of a tsetse-fly (Glossina morsitans). The trypanosome is believed to live in the big game, from whence it is trans- mitted to horses entering the infected localities.
What to read after A Manual of Bacteriology Clinical And Applied?
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