Manual of Bacteriology for Practitioners And Students, With Especial References to Practical Methods
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43). Gelatine is not liquefied, but loses its alkalinity, which causes a clouding of the transparent jelly and a simultaneous separation out of crystals of salt. If tincture of litmus is added to the gelatine the blue colour disappears and becomes changed to a red. A dirty white mass forms on agar and potatoes. With regard to staining processes, it is a special characteristic of this micro-organism that it does not colour by Gram's method. Its resistance to external influences is so great that ...it retains its vitality after being frozen for twelve days and then thawed again.
ATMOSPHERIC SPIRILLA 121 Atmospheric spirilla. — The spirilla occurring in the air have been described by "\Yeibel. They usually generate yellow pigment, according to the degree of intensity of which there have been distinguished a Vibrio aureus with a colour varying from golden to orange-yellow, a Vibrio flavus of an ochre-yellow tint, and a yellowish-green Vibrio flaves- cens. The individual spirilla frequently appear remarkably thin, generally S-shaped, and without power of automatic movement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
43). Gelatine is not liquefied, but loses its alkalinity, which causes a clouding of the transparent jelly and a simultaneous separation out of crystals of salt. If tincture of litmus is added to the gelatine the blue colour disappears and becomes changed to a red. A dirty white mass forms on agar and potatoes. With regard to staining processes, it is a special characteristic of this micro-organism that it does not colour by Gram's method. Its resistance to external influences is so great that ...it retains its vitality after being frozen for twelve days and then thawed again.
ATMOSPHERIC SPIRILLA 121 Atmospheric spirilla. — The spirilla occurring in the air have been described by "\Yeibel. They usually generate yellow pigment, according to the degree of intensity of which there have been distinguished a Vibrio aureus with a colour varying from golden to orange-yellow, a Vibrio flavus of an ochre-yellow tint, and a yellowish-green Vibrio flaves- cens. The individual spirilla frequently appear remarkably thin, generally S-shaped, and without power of automatic movement.
What to read after Manual of Bacteriology for Practitioners And Students, With Especial References to Practical Methods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Leopold Schenk to read onlineMoreLess
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