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The experimental analysis of tuberculous infections

Authors: R J, DUBOS;

The experimental analysis of tuberculous infections

Abstract

Zuchtet man Tuberkelbazillen nach den bis heute ublichen Methoden, so begegnet man immer wieder gewissen Schwierigkeiten, die sich nicht leicht beheben lassen: Die Bakterien wachsen nur sehr langsam; sie bilden Klumpen oder kompakte, an der Oberflache der Kultur schwimmende Haute, die aus einem uneinheitlichen Gemisch verschieden alter, lebender und toter Bakterien bestehen; sie lassen sich nicht gut homogen in einer Aufschwemmung verteilen. Auserdem kann man nur sehr grose Inocula mit Erfolg verimpfen, da kleinere Bakterienmengen in der Regel nicht angehen.

Keywords

Humans, Tuberculosis

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