The Developement of American Bacteriology
The Developement of American Bacteriology
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The dissociation brought about artificially in the laboratory by this investigator may be observed to take place naturally in response to certain kinds of environment. Thus, a strain of pathogenic bacteria may lose its power to produce a certain lesion or to cause a certain symptom in the body. Further, the conditions which appear to deprive it of such functions are comparable to those which, we have seen, influence ferment activity. A few examples will suffice.
(a) The quality of light to whic...h a culture of bacteria is exposed may modify their power to produce pigment. Ex- posure to the ultra-violet rays is found to alter profoundly the lesions and symptoms caused by B. Anthracis (Henri, 1914).
(b) The presence or absence of oxygen influences pigment production and the fermentation of sugars by bacteria. Foa ^1890) isolated strains of pneumococci from the lung and from the spinal fluid of a rabbit which had died after inoculation 112 164 THE ENZYME THEORY OF DISEASE [CH. Xi with this organism.
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The dissociation brought about artificially in the laboratory by this investigator may be observed to take place naturally in response to certain kinds of environment. Thus, a strain of pathogenic bacteria may lose its power to produce a certain lesion or to cause a certain symptom in the body. Further, the conditions which appear to deprive it of such functions are comparable to those which, we have seen, influence ferment activity. A few examples will suffice.
(a) The quality of light to whic...h a culture of bacteria is exposed may modify their power to produce pigment. Ex- posure to the ultra-violet rays is found to alter profoundly the lesions and symptoms caused by B. Anthracis (Henri, 1914).
(b) The presence or absence of oxygen influences pigment production and the fermentation of sugars by bacteria. Foa ^1890) isolated strains of pneumococci from the lung and from the spinal fluid of a rabbit which had died after inoculation 112 164 THE ENZYME THEORY OF DISEASE [CH. Xi with this organism.
What to read after The Developement of American Bacteriology?
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