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共 33 段- A modification of this pipette, in which a constriction or s
- 1. Roll each bougie up in a piece of asbestos cloth, secure
- 3. Remove the nut carrying the pressure gauge and plug the n
- Rotate the eikonometer until the lines on the two scales are
- _Staining._--
- Tannic acid 1 gramme
- NOTE.--If large, thick sections have to be manipulated, or
- [Illustration: FIG. 91--Types of spore-bearing bacilli.]
- Averaging these two controls, 25 c.c. require the addition o
- 12. Sterilise in the steamer at 100 deg. C. for thirty minut
- 4. Tube, and sterilise as for nutrient bouillon. (Leave the
- ~Beetroot.~-- }
- 5. Tube, and stiffen at 100 deg. C. in the serum inspissator
- This method of pouring what may be termed "whole" plates (si
- Before the introduction of solid media the only method of ob
- Areolate: Divided into rather irregular, or angular, spaces
- ~4. Alcohol, etc., Production.~--Divide the distillate "A" o
- It is determined in the following manner
- 5. Similarly, 0.1 c.c. of the mixture is transferred from ca
- Transfer the tubes of blood to the incubator at 37 deg. C. f
- If it is necessary to introduce a large bulk of fluid into t
- 2. Through a hole in one side introduce the nozzle of some s
- 8. Mark the distinctive title of the specimen (e. g., animal
- NOTE.--It is sometimes more convenient to _sensitise_ the
- Bacillus diphtheriae (Klebs-Loeffler).
- 15. Examine the growth in each tube carefully both macroscop
- The apparatus used for the collection of a retail mixed milk
- 6. Pipette off the supernatant fluid and fill the tubes with
- wet soil weight
- Organism employed, B. Coli Communis.
- Cages for guinea-pigs, 343
- Spores, characters of, 139
- ~Elements of the Science of Nutrition.~ By GRAHAM LUSK, PH.D