Bacteria
Bacteria
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"5. It may remain for an unknown length of time in a quiescent state^ when not subjected to a freezing temper- ature, or exposed to the conditions necessary to its mul- tiplication, and may again become active and increase indefinitely when those conditions prevail.
" If the first three propositions be proven, viz., that the poison is portable, that a small quantity may in- crease indefinitely, independently of the human body, and that it is not produced by atmospheric influences, then the nece...ssary inference is, that it is capable of self- multiplication, which is a property of living matter only." The propositions above stated were supported, in the paper referred to, by facts observed during a local epidemic, which occurred on Governor's Island, New York harbor, during the summer of 1870. Other local epidemics, since observed by the writer, and the recorded facta relating to nu- Digitized by VjOOQIC YELLOW FEVER. 419 merous outbreaks of limited extent, and to the extended epidemic in the United States in 1878, followed by a reappearance of the disease in Mem- phis in 1879, strongly support these propositions, and the inference drawn from them as to the na- ture of the yellow fever poison.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"5. It may remain for an unknown length of time in a quiescent state^ when not subjected to a freezing temper- ature, or exposed to the conditions necessary to its mul- tiplication, and may again become active and increase indefinitely when those conditions prevail.
" If the first three propositions be proven, viz., that the poison is portable, that a small quantity may in- crease indefinitely, independently of the human body, and that it is not produced by atmospheric influences, then the nece...ssary inference is, that it is capable of self- multiplication, which is a property of living matter only." The propositions above stated were supported, in the paper referred to, by facts observed during a local epidemic, which occurred on Governor's Island, New York harbor, during the summer of 1870. Other local epidemics, since observed by the writer, and the recorded facta relating to nu- Digitized by VjOOQIC YELLOW FEVER. 419 merous outbreaks of limited extent, and to the extended epidemic in the United States in 1878, followed by a reappearance of the disease in Mem- phis in 1879, strongly support these propositions, and the inference drawn from them as to the na- ture of the yellow fever poison.
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