The Story of Germ Life
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Even here they do notappear to find a very favourable condition, for they do not growextensively in these places. They are likely to be found in thespleen in small groups or centres, but not generally distributedthrough it. Wherever they grow they produce poison, which has beencalled typhotoxine, and it is this poison chiefly which gives riseto the fever.
Quite a considerable number of the pathogenic germs are, like thetyphoid bacillus, more or less confined to special places. Insteadof distrib...uting themselves through the body after they findentrance, they are restricted to special organs. The most commonexample of a parasite of this sort is the tuberculosis bacillus, the cause of consumption, scrofula, white swelling, lupus, etc. (Fig. 31). Although this bacillus is very common and is able toattack almost any organ in the body, it is usually very restrictedin growth. It may become localized in a small gland, a singlejoint, a small spot in the lungs, or in the glands of themesentery, the other parts of the body remaining free frominfection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even here they do notappear to find a very favourable condition, for they do not growextensively in these places. They are likely to be found in thespleen in small groups or centres, but not generally distributedthrough it. Wherever they grow they produce poison, which has beencalled typhotoxine, and it is this poison chiefly which gives riseto the fever.
Quite a considerable number of the pathogenic germs are, like thetyphoid bacillus, more or less confined to special places. Insteadof distrib...uting themselves through the body after they findentrance, they are restricted to special organs. The most commonexample of a parasite of this sort is the tuberculosis bacillus, the cause of consumption, scrofula, white swelling, lupus, etc. (Fig. 31). Although this bacillus is very common and is able toattack almost any organ in the body, it is usually very restrictedin growth. It may become localized in a small gland, a singlejoint, a small spot in the lungs, or in the glands of themesentery, the other parts of the body remaining free frominfection.
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