The Fundamentals of Bacteriology
Charles Bradfield Morrey
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  • [F]
  • Factors affecting disinfectants, [164], [165]
      • immunity, [250], [251]
    • in immunity to disease, [295]
  • Facultative, [215]
    • aërobes, [76]
    • anaërobes, [76], [192]
    • parasites, [87]
    • saprophytes, [238]
  • Failure of cytolytic serums, [275]
    • of vaccines, [286]
  • Fat colors, [112]
    • splitting enzymes, [124]
  • Father of bacteriology, [19]
    • of microscope, [19]
  • Fats as antigens, [260]
    • occurrence of, [84]
    • rancidity of, [101]
    • in sewage disposal, [101]
    • splitting of, [101]
  • Favus, [27], [34], [243]
  • Feces, bacteria in, [72]
  • Feeding, as inoculating method, [228]
  • Feinberg, [43]
  • Ferment, organized, [126]
    • unorganized, [126]
  • Fermentation, [31], [93]
    • acid, [93], [96]
      • acetic, [32], [99]
      • butyric, [32], [99]
    • alcoholic, [31], [34], [100]
    • ammoniacal, [32]
    • bacterial, [32]
    • blue milk, [31], [34]
    • of carbohydrates, [93–101]
    • definition of, [93]
    • gaseous, [93], [94], [96]
    • tubes, [184], [190]
    • yeast, [34], [99]
  • Fermented milk, Bulgarian, [98]
  • Fever, due to invisible organisms, [25]
    • Malta, [268]
    • recurrent, [29], [35]
    • Rocky Mountain spotted, [242]
    • scarlet, [246], [248]
    • Texas, [232], [233], [242]
    • typhoid, [232], [248]
    • typhus, [242]
    • yellow, [242]
  • Fibrin ferment, [124]
  • Filament, [56]
  • Filiform growth, [221]
  • Film, fixing of, [207]
    • preparation of, [207]
  • Filter, Berkefeld, [154]
    • candles, [153–154]
    • Mandler, [154]
    • Pasteur-Chamberland, [154]
    • sprinkling, [115], [116]
  • Filterable virus, [234]
  • Filtration, [152–154]
  • First order, receptors of, [261], [262]
  • Fischer, [42], [45]
  • Fixation test, complement, [276]
  • Fixed virus, [253]
  • Fixing of film, [207]
  • Flagella, [45–47]
    • staining of, [210]
  • Flash process of pasteurization, [145]
  • Fleas, [241]
  • Flexner, [276]
  • Flies, [28], [35], [241]
  • Flügge, [271]
  • Fodor, von, [271]
  • Food adulteration, complement-fixation test in, [279]
      • immunity reactions in, [255]
      • precipitin test in, [269]
  • Food contamination by carriers, [241]
    • poisoning, [87], [104], [238]
    • requirement compared with man, [92]
    • uses of, [86]
  • Foot-and-mouth disease, [244], [248]
  • Forage poisoning, [87]
  • Foreign body
  • pneumonia, [245]
  • Formaldehyde as disinfectant, [160]
  • Formalin, [160]
  • Formol, [160]
    • degeneration, [54]
    • growth, [55]
    • involution, [54]
    • study of, [32–34]
  • Forms, cell, [52–54]
  • Fox fire, [111]
  • Foxes, [241]
  • Fracastorius, [25], [33]
    • receptors, [259]
    • spores, [48]
  • Free acid, [175]
  • Fruiting organs, [37]
  • Fuchs, [31], [34]
    • anilin, [205]
    • carbol, [206]
  • Fuchsin, [205]
  • Fungi, bacteria as, [37]
  • Funnel-shaped liquefaction, [221]
  • [G]
  • Gabbet’s blue, [206]
    • method of staining, [209]
  • Gall-bladder, [248]
  • Galvanotaxis, [79]
  • Gas formation in cheese, [96], [97]
    • natural, [95]
    • production of, [110]
  • Gaseous fermentation, [93–95]
  • Gaspard, [26], [34]
  • Gelatin, advantage of, [178]
    • composition of, [179]
    • cultures, first used, [30], [36]
    • liquefaction of, [103]
    • medium, [177]
    • plating of, [188]
    • standardization of, [178]
    • sterilization of, [178]
  • Gemmation, [37]
  • General conditions for growth, [72]
    • infections, vaccines in, [286]
  • Generation, spontaneous, [17–24]
  • Generic names introduced, [33]
  • Genitals, [245]
  • Gentian violet, selective action of, [162]
      • stain, [205]
  • Germ, free air, [153]
    • theory of disease, [25]
  • German measles, [233]
  • Germination of spore, [48]
  • Germs, [33]
    • in air, [24], [35]
  • Gescheidel, [271]
  • Giemsa stain, [43]
  • Glanders, [26], [233], [238], [244], [248], [249], [268], [277]
  • Glands, mammary, [248]
    • salivary, [248]
  • Gleichen, [32]
  • Globulin in bacteria, [84]
  • Glycerine broth, [176]
  • Glycerinized potato, [172]
  • Glycogen as cell constituent, [84]
  • Goats, [227]
  • Gonidia, [63]
  • Gonococcus, [245]
  • Gonorrhea, [248], [249]
  • Good health, [296]
  • Grain rust, [26], [34]
  • Gram positive organisms, [162], [208]
    • negative organisms, [162], [208]
  • Gram’s method of staining, [208]
    • solution, [208]
  • Granular edge, [225]
  • Granules, metachromatic, [212]
    • Neisser’s, [45]
    • polar, [45]
  • Granulose in bacteria, [84]
  • Grape juice, pasteurization of, [141]
  • Grass bacilli, [209]
  • Green plants, N nutrition of, [118]
  • Griesinger, [27], [28], [35]
  • Group, agglutinating, [266]
    • haptophore, [261], [262], [266], [270], [273]
    • precipitating, [270]
    • toxophore, [261], [262]
    • zymophore, [262], [270], [273]
  • Groupings, cell, [55–58]
  • Growth, appearance in media, [217]
  • Gruber, [265], [268]
  • Gruby, [28], [34]
  • Gum-like substance in bacteria, [83]
  • [H]
  • Haeckel, [280]
  • Hanging drop slide, [203]
  • Haptophore, complementophil, [273]
    • cytophil, [273]
    • group, [261], [262], [266], [270], [273]
  • Harness, disinfection of, [169]
  • Hay fever, [263], [292]
  • Health, [296]
  • Heat as disinfectant, [132–144]
    • due to oxidation, [112]
    • production of, [116]
  • Heated serum, [271], [277], [278], [279]
  • Heating of manure, [116]
  • Hellmich, [84]
  • Helmont, Van, [18]
  • Hemagglutinin, [265]
  • Hemicellulose, [83]
  • Hemolysin, [272]
  • Hemolytic amboceptor, [278]
  • Hemorrhagic septicemia, [246]
  • Henle, [27], [34], [233]
  • Hericourt, [289]
  • Herpes tonsurans, [28], [34]
  • Hesseling, von, [32]
  • Heterologous sera, [276]
  • Heterotrophic, [86]
  • Hill, [33]
  • Hilton, [27]
  • Hoffman, [24]
  • Hog cholera, [231], [242], [248], [252], [253]
    • erysipelas, [248]
  • Holders, [143]
  • Holmes, [28], [34]
  • Homologous sera, [276]
  • Hookworm disease, [28], [34]
  • Horses, [227], [263]
  • Host, [87]
  • Hot beds, [117]
  • Hunger in immunity, [251]
  • Hydrochloric acid, [246]
  • Hydrogen, function of, [98]
    • ion concentration standardization, [175], [176]
    • oxidation
    • of, [114]
    • peroxide, [162]
    • sulphide, [115]
  • Hydrophobia, [249]
  • Hydrostatic pressure, [79]
  • Hygienic laboratory, [165]
  • Hypochlorites, [157], [158]
  • [I]
  • Ice cream poisoning, [104]
  • Identification of bacteria, [216], [217]
      • in blood, [269]
      • in meat, [269]
      • in milk, [269]
  • Immersion oil, [201]
  • Immunity, [236], [250–296]
    • acquired, [251], [252]
    • active, [251], [252–255]
    • antibacterial, [254], [255]
    • antitoxic, [254], [255]
    • artificial, [251], [252]
    • classification of, [251]
    • congenital, [251]
    • factors in, [295]
      • modifying, [250]
    • inherited, [251], [252]
    • natural, [295]
    • passive, [251], [252], [253]
    • to protein, [290]
    • reactions, value, [255]
    • relative, [250]
    • summary of, [295]
    • theories of, [256]
  • Inactivate, [272]
  • Incubation period, [26], [232]
  • Incubator, [213]
    • cold, [215]
    • room, [213]
  • Index, chronological, [31]
    • opsonic, [281]
    • phagocytic, [281]
  • Indicator, [278]
  • Indol, [104]
  • Infection, [232]
    • auto, [234]
    • channels of, [243]
    • endogenous, [235]
    • exogenous, [235]
    • mixed, [234]
    • primary, [234]
    • secondary, [234]
    • wound, [17], [25], [26], [27], [30], [34], [36], [233], [234], [240], [243], [248]
  • Infectious diseases, [232]
      • control of, [240]
  • Infective organisms, specificity of location, [249]
  • Infestation, [232]
  • Infested, [232]
  • Influenza, [239], [241], [246]
  • Infusoria, [33]
  • Inhalation, [228]
  • Inherited immunity, [251], [252]
  • Inoculation of animals, [227]
      • uses of, [227]
    • of cultures, [186], [188]
    • definition of, [192]
    • methods of, [227]
    • needles, [192]
  • Inoculations, first protective, [30]
    • of smallpox, [24]
  • Insects, [241], [242]
  • Instruments, sterilization, [136], [167]
  • Intracardiac, [228]
  • Intracellular enzyme, [166]
  • Invasion, [232]
  • Invertase, [124]
  • Involution forms, [53], [212]
  • Iodine, [157]
  • Iron bacteria, [86]
    • function of, [89]
  • Irregular forms, [53]
  • Isolation of anaërobes, [190]
    • of pure cultures, aids in, [197–199]
      • methods, [194–196]
  • Itch mite, [27], [34]
  • [J]
  • Jablot, [32]
  • Jack-o-lantern, [105]
  • Jar, Novy, [192]
  • Jenner, [26], [34], [253]
  • Johne’s disease, [248]
  • [K]
  • Kette, [32], [35]
  • Kidneys, [248]
  • Kinase, [125]
  • Kircher, [18], [25], [33]
  • Klebs, [29], [35]
  • Klencke, [28], [34]
  • Koch, [17], [27], [29], [30], [33], [36]
  • Koch’s postulates, [233]
  • Kraus, [268]
  • Kruse, [254]
  • Küchenmeister, [28], [35]
  • [L]
  • Lab, [124]
  • Lachrymal canal, [244]
  • Lactacidase, [125]
  • Lactic acid bacteria, [97]
    • fermentation, [96–99]
  • Lancisi, [25], [33]
  • Landois, [271]
  • Latour, [31], [34]
  • Laveran, [25], [30]
  • Lecithin as antigen, [279]
    • as cell constituent, [84]
    • as complement, [274]
  • Leeuwenhoek, [19], [32], [33]
  • Legumes, [118]
  • Leidy, [27], [33], [34], [35]
  • Le Moignac, [284]
  • Leprosy, [233], [244], [249]
  • Lesser, [32]
  • Lethal dose, [264]
  • Leukocytes, washing of, [281]
  • Lice as carriers, [241]
  • Liebert, [28], [34]
  • Light, action on bacteria, [75]
    • as disinfectant, [148]
    • production of, [111]
  • Linnæus, [25]
  • Lipase, [124]
  • Lipochromes, [113]
  • Lipoids as antigen, [274]
  • Lipovaccines, [284]
  • Liquefaction of gelatin, [221]
    • of protein, [103]
  • Liquid blood serum, [182]
    • manure, disinfection of, [169]
    • media, [172]
  • Liquids, sterilization of, [153]
  • Lister, [29], [30], [35]
  • Litmus milk, [177]
  • Living bacteria, examination of, [201]
    • cause theory, [28], [33]
  • Localized infections, vaccines in, [286]
  • Location of organisms, specificity of, [249]
  • Lockjaw, [231], [233]
  • Loeffler’s blood serum, [182]
    • blue, [206]
  • Loop needles, [193]
  • Lophotrichic, [46]
  • Lösch, [29], [35]
  • Lungs, [245], [249]
  • Lye washes as disinfectants, [159]
  • Lymph channels in dissemination, [247]
  • Lysol as disinfectant, [160]
  • [M]
  • McClintock, [165]
  • McCoy, [160]
  • Macrococcus, [52]
  • Macroscopic agglutination, [265]
  • Malaria, [25], [30], [32], [242]
  • Malarial parasite, [30], [249]
  • Malignant edema, [237], [243]
  • Mallease reaction, [269]
  • Mallein test, [292]
  • Malta fever, [268]
  • Mammary glands, [248]
  • Mandler filter, [154]
  • Manure, liquid, disinfection of, [169]
      • heating of, [40]
  • Margaropus annulatus, [242]
  • Martin, [32]
  • Mass cultures, [188]
  • Massart, [42]
  • Maximum conditions, [72], [73], [74], [76]
  • Measles, [246], [248], [250]
    • German, [233], [239]
  • Measly pork, [28]
  • Measurement of bacteria, [203]
      • special unit of, [40]
  • Meat broth, [173]
    • identification of, [269]
    • juice, [173]
    • poisoning, [104]
  • Mechanical vibration, [80]
  • Medico-legal examination, [269], [279], [293]
  • Medium. See [Culture medium]
  • Meningitis, [239], [244]
  • Meningococcus, [244]
  • Mercuric chloride, [158]
  • Merismopedia, [57]
  • Metabiosis, [103]
  • Metabolism, [86–91]
  • Metachromatic granules, [44], [45], [59], [212]
  • Metastases, [235]
  • Metatrophic, [86]
  • Metchnikoff, [256], [280]
  • Methods of inoculation of animals, [227]
      • of cultures, [186–188]
    • of obtaining pure cultures, [194]
  • Methylamine, [103]
  • Methylene blue, [205], [206]
  • Mice, white, [227]
  • Microbiology, [231]
  • Micrococcus, [52], [60], [62], [66], [68], [69], [245]
  • Micrometer, [203]
  • Micromillimeter, [40]
  • Micron, [40]
  • Microörganisms, [32]
  • Microscope, improvements in, [30], [36]
    • invention, [19]
    • Leeuwenhoek’s, [19]
    • use of, [200]
  • Microspira,
  • [61], [63]
  • Microsporon
  • furfur, [28], [34]
  • Middle ear, [241]
    • Bulgarian, [98]
    • digestion of, [102]
    • flavors in, [110]
    • glands, [244]
    • identification of, [269]
    • litmus, [177]
    • pasteurization of, [141], [144–147]
    • as path of elimination, [248]
    • preparation of, [177]
    • purifier, electric, [152]
    • souring of, [32]
    • sterilization of, [177]
    • tuberculous, [248]
  • Migula’s classification, [62]
    • lethal dose, [264]
  • Milk, blue, [31], [34]
  • Minimum conditions, [72], [73], [74], [77]
    • vaccine, [285]
  • Mirror, use of, [200]
  • Mixed infection, [234]
  • Mixotrophic, [86]
  • M. L. D., [264]
  • Mohler, [167]
  • Moist heat, [133]
  • Moisture, [73]
    • in relation to bacteria, [37], [39]
  • Mold colonies, [226]
  • Molds in alcoholic fermentation, [100]
  • Molecular respiration, [88], [89]
  • Monas, [33]
  • Monkeys, [227]
  • Monotrichic, [45]
  • Montague, [24]
    • in identification, [171], [212]
  • Mordants, [204], [211]
  • Morphology, [41–58]
  • Mosquitoes and malaria, [25], [242]
    • Brownian, [47], [203]
  • Motile bacteria, [45]
  • Motion of bacteria, [47]
  • Mounting in balsam, [207]
  • Mouth cavity, [244]
  • Mu, [40]
  • Mucosæ as channels of infection, [244]
  • Müller, [33], [34], [59]
  • Mumps, [239]
  • Municipal disinfection, [170]
  • Müntz, [32], [35]
  • Muscardine, [34]
  • Mycelia, [39], [226]
    • of Johne’s disease, [209]
    • lepræ, [209]
    • smegmatis, [209]
    • tuberculosis, [83], [176], [209]
  • Mycobacteriaceæ, [64]
  • Mycobacterium, [64], [69]
  • Mycoproteid, [83]
  • Mycorrhiza, [119]
  • Myxomycetes, [38]
  • [N]
  • Nägeli, [29], [35]
  • Nasal cavity, [244]
    • discharges, [248]
  • Natural gas, [95]
    • immunity, [251], [252], [296]
  • Needham, [20], [33]
  • Needles, inoculation, [192]
  • Negative complement-fixation test, [278]
    • phase, [287]
  • Neisser’s granules, [45]
    • stain, [212]
  • Nencki, [83]
  • Nephrolysin, [272]
  • Neufeld, [281]
  • Neurin, [104]
  • Neurotoxin, [272]
  • Neuvel, [43]
  • Nichrome wire, [193]
  • Nitrate broth, [177]
  • Nitrates in soil, [115]
  • Nitric bacteria, [114]
  • Nitrification, [32], [35]
  • Nitrite, oxidation of, [114]
  • Nitrogen, absorption of, [117]
    • in bacterial cell, [89]
    • circulation, [109]
    • cycle, [107]
    • fertilizers, [120]
    • liberation, [104]
    • nutrition of green plants, [118]
    • use of, [103]
  • Nitrous bacteria, [114]
  • Non-pathogenic, [87]
  • Non-specific disease, [233]
  • Normal agglutinins, [266]
    • serum, [272]
  • Nosema bombycis, [29], [35]
  • Novy, [183]
    • jar, [192]
  • Noxious retention theory, [255]
  • Nuclein, [42], [43]
  • Nucleoprotein, [43]
  • Nucleus, [42], [43]
  • Nutrition of green plants, [118]
  • Nuttal, [271]
  • [O]
  • Obermeier, [29], [35]
  • Objective, oil immersion, [200], [201]
  • Oblique germination of spore, [48]
  • Occurrence of bacteria, [71]
  • Official classification, [59]
  • Oidium albicans, [27], [34]
  • Oil bath, [167]
    • essential for clearing, [209]
    • immersion objective, [200], [201]
    • relation of bacteria to, [116]
  • Omodei, [27]
  • Opsonic index, [281], [282], [287]
      • method, [282]
      • power, [287]
  • Opsonin, [281]
  • Opsonins, [281], [282], [295]
  • Optimum conditions, [72], [73], [74]
  • Order, receptors of first, [261–264]
      • of second, [265–270], [281]
      • of third, [271–279]
  • Organic acids, [84], [110]
    • catalyzers, [123]
  • Organisms, dissemination of, in body, [247]
    • filterable, [234]
    • pathogenic, elimination of, [248]
      • entrance of, [243–246], [247]
    • specific relation to tissue, [249]
    • ultramicroscopic, [234]
  • Organized ferments, [126]
  • Osmotic pressure, [78], [149], [216]
  • Otitis media, [244]
  • Otto, [289]
  • Overproduction theory, [257], [258]
  • Owen, [27], [34]
  • Oxidation, [114], [115]
  • Oxidizing enzymes, [125]
  • Oxygen, compressed, [77]
    • as disinfectant, [156]
    • function of, [88]
    • nascent, [77]
    • relationships, [215], [220]
    • requirement, [88]
    • source, [76], [77]
  • Oyster sensitization, [292]
  • Oznam, [26]
  • Ozone, [77], [150], [157]