classification of, 139
double stain for, 106
to stain, 106
Stab culture, 224
description of, 265
Stage micrometer, 62
of microscope, 52
Staining methods, 90
paraffin sections, 121
reactions of bacteria, 274
Stains intra-vitam, 77
negative (Burri), 77
rack for, 72
Standard graduated pipettes, 7
soda solution, 154
Standardisation of media, 154
Standardising bouillon, 155
Staphylococci, morphology, 132
Staphylococcus in milk, 456
Steam steriliser, Arnold, 35
Koch, 35
to use, 35
streaming, 35
Sterigma, 127
Sterilisation by chemicals, 27
by dry heat, 28
by filters, 40
by moist heat, 32
by streaming steam, 35
by superheated steam, 36
of albuminous liquids, 32
of gases, 40
Sterilising agents, 26
Stichcultur, 224
Stock dilutions, 497
nutrient media, 163
plate for isolation work, 253
Storage of media in bulk, 159
of tubed media, 161
Store boxes for media, 161
Streak culture, 224
description of, 268
Streaming movement, 80
steam, 35
Streptobacilli, morphology, 133
Streptococci in soil, 477
in water, detection of, 432
morphology of, 132
Streptococcus pyogenes longus in milk, 455
Streptothrix, morphology of, 133
Strichcultur, 223
Structure, internal, of colonies, 265
Study of pathogenic bacteria, 408
Subcutaneous inoculation, 353
Subdural inoculation, 361
Substage condenser, 54
Sugar agar, 185
dextrose bouillon, 184
gelatine, 184
media, preparation of, 177
Sulphindigotate agar, 181
bouillon (Weyl), 181
gelatine (Weyl), 181
Sulphuretted hydrogen in cultures, test for, 290
Sunlight, action of, 309
Superheated steam, 36
Superior lethal coefficient, 310, 313
Suppuration, organisms of, 409
Surface characters of colonies, 264
plates, 230
Surgical motor, electric, 360
Swarm spores, 127
Syringe for subcutaneous inoculation of solid material, 354
hypodermic, 344
Tatin's operating table, 351
Taxonomy, 262
Teat-pipettes, 10
Temperature, action of, 299
optimum, 298
pressure table, 500
range, 298
taking, 340
Test objects for objectives, 57
Testing filters, 478
Test-tubes, 3
to clean infected, 19
new, 18
to plug, 24
to sterilise, 31
Tetracocci, morphology of, 132
Thermal death-point, 143
determination of, 298
of spores, 301, 304
of vegetative forms, 298, 303
Thermophilic bacteria, 143
Thermo-regulators, Hearson's capsule, 218
Reichert's, 218
Thionine blue, 92
Thiothrix, morphology of, 133
Thresh's water collecting bottle, 418
Throttle pipettes, 13
Tinned meat, analysis of, 460
Tissue medium (Noguchi), 214
stains, 95
Tissues for sectioning, fixing, 114
freezing, 116
hardening, 114
imbedding, 118
preparation of, 114
washing, 115
Titration of media, 150
Torulae, differentiation from saccharomyces, 130
Total acidity, 280
Toxins, testing of, 318
Trephines, 360
Triple nosepiece, 58
True motility, 80
Tube cultures, preparation of, 222
length, 50
Tubercle bacillus in milk, 453
to stain, 110, 124
Tuberculous guinea-pig, cadaver of, 454
Tubing nutrient media, 160
Turnip media, 200
Unna-Pappenheim's stain for sections, 123
Unsound meat, analysis of, 460
Urine agar, 188
gelatine, 187
(Heller), 188
media bouillon, 187
Uschinsky's solution, 183
Valency of specific sera, 386
Van Ermengem's flagella stain, 104
Vegetative stage of bacteria, 136
Vesuvin, 94
Vibrio cholerae in milk, 452
in water, 439
morphology of, 133
Virulence, attenuating, 321
of organisms, 320
raising, 320
Vivisection license, 334
Voges holder, 350
Volatile oils as disinfectants, 27
Warm stage, 58
Washing red blood cells, 388
tissues, 115
Water, analysis of, qualitative, 426
quantitative, 416
steriliser, 33
Weighing animals, 340
Welch's capsule stain, 101
Wertheimer's serum agar, 211
Wheat bouillon (Gasperini), 193
Whey agar, 195
gelatine, 195
Wine must, 192
Winogradsky's solution I, 198
II, 198
Wire crates for test-tubes, 31
Wood ash agar, 201
Working up plates, 252
Wort agar, 176
gelatine, 176
Wright's anaerobic method, 239
Yeast water (Pasteur), 191
Ziehl-Neelsen's stain, 110
Zoogloea, 134
Zymogenic bacteria, 131
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