The Elements of Pathology
The Elements of Pathology
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study of fungi. According to Buchner, Nageli's pupil, artificial culture has proved that a certain hay fungus, re- sembling outwardly the schizophyte of anthrax, will not, when taken freshly from the hay, vegetate in blood which has been inoculated with it. But cultivate the fungus first in cold, then in warm, albuminous solutions, and it soon attains a capacity fully equal to that of the common fungus occurring in anthrax. These results, if universally recognized, would furnish a fair represen...tation of the manner of breeding. In the meantime, they are supported by investigations into the general and historical course of some infectious diseases, which almost indicate that the fungus under consideration must have first settled in certain mucous or purulent products upon some point of the bodily parenchyma before it sought and found a way into the interior. The apparently sudden outbreak of devastating plagues, like cholera, syphilis or diphtheria, is best explained by supposing that a fungus grow- ing as an epiphyte has suddenly gained the power of growing as an endophyte, thus creating an apparently new infection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
study of fungi. According to Buchner, Nageli's pupil, artificial culture has proved that a certain hay fungus, re- sembling outwardly the schizophyte of anthrax, will not, when taken freshly from the hay, vegetate in blood which has been inoculated with it. But cultivate the fungus first in cold, then in warm, albuminous solutions, and it soon attains a capacity fully equal to that of the common fungus occurring in anthrax. These results, if universally recognized, would furnish a fair represen...tation of the manner of breeding. In the meantime, they are supported by investigations into the general and historical course of some infectious diseases, which almost indicate that the fungus under consideration must have first settled in certain mucous or purulent products upon some point of the bodily parenchyma before it sought and found a way into the interior. The apparently sudden outbreak of devastating plagues, like cholera, syphilis or diphtheria, is best explained by supposing that a fungus grow- ing as an epiphyte has suddenly gained the power of growing as an endophyte, thus creating an apparently new infection.
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