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Abstracts from Current Literature

Abstracts from Current Literature and Biochemistry; Pathology Bacteriology Bacterial Sensitivities to Chemotherapeutic Substances. C. W. J. MacFarlane, Great Ormond Street 2:118 1952. J. (Dec.) tests were done over of one discs Sensitivity routinely period year, using blotting paper with the various antibiotics and sulfonamides. These discs were about impregnated placed of nutrient or blood which were inoculated with broth cultures. the edge agar agar plates, pure mm. zone inhibition not 5 from of the disc indicated to that A of of less than the edge sensitivity antibacterial agent. that different bacteria antibodies and sulfonamides Results indicated reactions of to the the have become so marked and so diverse that controls of for the more laboratory chemotherapy serious infections have now become essential. the Tables relative of 10 different and various antibiotics and showing sensitivity organisms sulfonamides are included. McGuigan, Evanston, New Tests as to the Origin of Lactobacillus Bifidus. L. Ztschr. Kinderh. Moser, 68:25 1950. 1) (No. Lactobacillus bifidus occurs in the intestines of newborn infants at about physiologically Various sources for the bacillus and which it the second or third of life. ways by may day considered. The author believes breast milk enter the intestinal tract of the newborn have been slide http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png American journal of diseases of children American Medical Association

Abstracts from Current Literature

American journal of diseases of children , Volume 84 (6) – Dec 1, 1952
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and Biochemistry; Pathology Bacteriology Bacterial Sensitivities to Chemotherapeutic Substances. C. W. J. MacFarlane, Great Ormond Street 2:118 1952. J. (Dec.) tests were done over of one discs Sensitivity routinely period year, using blotting paper with the various antibiotics and sulfonamides. These discs were about impregnated placed of nutrient or blood which were inoculated with broth cultures. the edge agar agar plates, pure mm. zone inhibition not 5 from of the disc indicated to that A of of less than the edge sensitivity antibacterial agent. that different bacteria antibodies and sulfonamides Results indicated reactions of to the the have become so marked and so diverse that controls of for the more laboratory chemotherapy serious infections have now become essential. the Tables relative of 10 different and various antibiotics and showing sensitivity organisms sulfonamides are included. McGuigan, Evanston, New Tests as to the Origin of Lactobacillus Bifidus. L. Ztschr. Kinderh. Moser, 68:25 1950. 1) (No. Lactobacillus bifidus occurs in the intestines of newborn infants at about physiologically Various sources for the bacillus and which it the second or third of life. ways by may day considered. The author believes breast milk enter the intestinal tract of the newborn have been slide

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American journal of diseases of children – American Medical Association

Published: Dec 1, 1952

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