The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 83
CHEYNE, BACTERIOLOGY. 77 centre, and gradually to lose its power of taking on the stain. Many observers think that the difficulty in staining the spores is due solely to their being surrounded by a capsule impermeable to the stain, but this I very much doubt. I think it more probably indicates a… … a. Leuconostoc, showing three enlarged cells (arthrospores). b. Leuconostoc. c. Bacillus anthracis, showing endospores. d. Development of endospores in bacillus alvei. 1, the adult rod ; 2 and 3, swelling of the rod at the seat of the spore ; 4, 5, and G, gradual differentiation of the spore. the…
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