Veterinary Bacteriology : a Treatise On the Bacteria, Yeasts, Molds, And Protozoa Pahtogenic for Domestic Animals
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Hansen, in 1872, discovered the bacillus of leprosy in the lesions of the disease. It was studied more at length by Neisser and Hansen, who published their report in 1880.
Distribution. — Leprosy is common in Asia, northern Europe, in certain Pacific Islands, and is found occasionally in various parts of the United States. A similar, though probably not identical, disease has been noted by Wherry and others in rats.
Morphology and Staining. — Bacillus leprce resembles the B.
tuberculosis. It is... a slender rod, frequently as much as 6 /i in length.
The rods are usually straight, non-motile, do not produce spores or capsules. They stain somewhat more readily than the B. tuber- culosis, but are distinctly acid fast.
Isolation and Culture. — Several investigators claim to have 398 VETERINARY BACTERIOLOGY cultivated the leprosy bacillus, but the results in every case need confirmation.
Pathogenesis. — Experimental Evidence.— Lov/er animals, with the possible exception of the monkey, cannot be successfully infected with the Bacillus leprce.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hansen, in 1872, discovered the bacillus of leprosy in the lesions of the disease. It was studied more at length by Neisser and Hansen, who published their report in 1880.
Distribution. — Leprosy is common in Asia, northern Europe, in certain Pacific Islands, and is found occasionally in various parts of the United States. A similar, though probably not identical, disease has been noted by Wherry and others in rats.
Morphology and Staining. — Bacillus leprce resembles the B.
tuberculosis. It is... a slender rod, frequently as much as 6 /i in length.
The rods are usually straight, non-motile, do not produce spores or capsules. They stain somewhat more readily than the B. tuber- culosis, but are distinctly acid fast.
Isolation and Culture. — Several investigators claim to have 398 VETERINARY BACTERIOLOGY cultivated the leprosy bacillus, but the results in every case need confirmation.
Pathogenesis. — Experimental Evidence.— Lov/er animals, with the possible exception of the monkey, cannot be successfully infected with the Bacillus leprce.
What to read after Veterinary Bacteriology : a Treatise On the Bacteria, Yeasts, Molds, And Protozoa Pahtogenic for Domestic Animals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Earle Buchanan to read onlineMoreLess
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