Journal of Applied Microscopy 4
Journal of Applied Microscopy 4
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Fisher, Alfred. Die Empfindlichkeit der Bak- Fisher has, in this paper, published a Zdt^Tn ^35- t^i Q^^*®"^^^® ^®™"*' very pregnant series of experiments bearing upon the problem of the alex- ines in the blood. Fisher is clearly of the opinion that the destruction of bacteria 1430 Journal of Applied Microscopy in fresh blood is to be explained upon some other ground than the presence of poisonous substances, which Buchner has called alexines. Fisher's experiments have been in the line ...of transferring bacteria from one culture medium to another containing a larger amount of salt, and in all cases he finds that the change from one medium to another is followed by a granulation of the protoplasm in the bacteria body, and a greater or less destruction of the bacteria, quite similar to that which has been described under the influence of the so-called alexines.
Fisher experiments with a large number of microorganisms, stationary and motile, including all types. He finds that this granulation, which he calls *' plas- motyse," is a very common occurrence, as the result of a change in culture media.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H. w. c.
Fisher, Alfred. Die Empfindlichkeit der Bak- Fisher has, in this paper, published a Zdt^Tn ^35- t^i Q^^*®"^^^® ^®™"*' very pregnant series of experiments bearing upon the problem of the alex- ines in the blood. Fisher is clearly of the opinion that the destruction of bacteria 1430 Journal of Applied Microscopy in fresh blood is to be explained upon some other ground than the presence of poisonous substances, which Buchner has called alexines. Fisher's experiments have been in the line ...of transferring bacteria from one culture medium to another containing a larger amount of salt, and in all cases he finds that the change from one medium to another is followed by a granulation of the protoplasm in the bacteria body, and a greater or less destruction of the bacteria, quite similar to that which has been described under the influence of the so-called alexines.
Fisher experiments with a large number of microorganisms, stationary and motile, including all types. He finds that this granulation, which he calls *' plas- motyse," is a very common occurrence, as the result of a change in culture media.
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