Bacteriology And the Public Health
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— At 37° C. after 24 hours, the medium remaining clear, a single, thick, white-grey mass, or several smaller masses, appear at the foot of the tube ; coherent on shaking the tube, floats through the medium as a flattened bun-like body. Kurth pointed out that when this mass was examined under the microscope, a conglomerate appearance was present. The mass is co- hesive. Gelatine plates and tubes. — Slow growth, forming small grey colonies, circular or oblong, with firm edge, and consisting of cl...osely set coherent mass of cocci. Older colonies become nodular. Non-liquefying. In gelatine at 37° C. the same appearances occur as in bouillon, but often more marked. Chain formation from these cultures is more marked than in ordinary streptococcus. In gelatine at 37° C. this organism grows similar to 8. longus. Agar plates and tubes. — Three types of colonies occur after 24 hours : (a) grey, granular, irregularly-outlined tuherculated colonies ; (6) colonies of similar kind, but having confluent appearance without tubercles ; (c) younger and smaller colonies which have a fine frilling of chains around a more compact coherent centre.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— At 37° C. after 24 hours, the medium remaining clear, a single, thick, white-grey mass, or several smaller masses, appear at the foot of the tube ; coherent on shaking the tube, floats through the medium as a flattened bun-like body. Kurth pointed out that when this mass was examined under the microscope, a conglomerate appearance was present. The mass is co- hesive. Gelatine plates and tubes. — Slow growth, forming small grey colonies, circular or oblong, with firm edge, and consisting of cl...osely set coherent mass of cocci. Older colonies become nodular. Non-liquefying. In gelatine at 37° C. the same appearances occur as in bouillon, but often more marked. Chain formation from these cultures is more marked than in ordinary streptococcus. In gelatine at 37° C. this organism grows similar to 8. longus. Agar plates and tubes. — Three types of colonies occur after 24 hours : (a) grey, granular, irregularly-outlined tuherculated colonies ; (6) colonies of similar kind, but having confluent appearance without tubercles ; (c) younger and smaller colonies which have a fine frilling of chains around a more compact coherent centre.
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