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Further , as these particles are destroyed by heat and sulphuric acid , they are
probably of organic origin . The doctrine of spontaneous generation was thus
apparently lost , but the results obtained by the experimenters were by no means
...
Further , as these particles are destroyed by heat and sulphuric acid , they are
probably of organic origin . The doctrine of spontaneous generation was thus
apparently lost , but the results obtained by the experimenters were by no means
...
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Fortunately lactic organisms never form spores , and thus can easily be
destroyed by a moderate heat . Lactic fermentation plays an important part in the
preparation of fodder , in the manufacture of butter , and in the tanning of leather .
Fortunately lactic organisms never form spores , and thus can easily be
destroyed by a moderate heat . Lactic fermentation plays an important part in the
preparation of fodder , in the manufacture of butter , and in the tanning of leather .
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Non - sporing organisms are easily destroyed , and their infection readily
controlled . Sporulation must not be confused with reproduction . The former is a
guise for the preservation of the species ; the latter is concerned with its
propagation ...
Non - sporing organisms are easily destroyed , and their infection readily
controlled . Sporulation must not be confused with reproduction . The former is a
guise for the preservation of the species ; the latter is concerned with its
propagation ...
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Cold arrests the growth of organisms , but does not destroy their vitality . Most
bacteria withstand a temperature of several degrees below 0 ° ; and yet at this
temperature the ordinary life processes must cease . Under such conditions
bacteria ...
Cold arrests the growth of organisms , but does not destroy their vitality . Most
bacteria withstand a temperature of several degrees below 0 ° ; and yet at this
temperature the ordinary life processes must cease . Under such conditions
bacteria ...
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Those substances which retard the development of organisms without actually
destroying them are called antiseptics . The complete destruction of their vitality is
brought about by disinfectants or germicides . It , therefore , follows that all ...
Those substances which retard the development of organisms without actually
destroying them are called antiseptics . The complete destruction of their vitality is
brought about by disinfectants or germicides . It , therefore , follows that all ...
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| Título | Elementary Bacteriology |
| Autor | M. L. Dhingra |
| Editor | Longmans, Green, 1903 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 20 Sep. 2007 |
| Largo | 145 páginas |
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