Disease germsLindsay & Blakiston, 1870 - Всего страниц: 176 |
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active altered amoeba bladder blood bioplasts body capil capillary vessels capillary walls cattle plague changes cholera circulation coagulation connective tissue contagious bioplasm contagious fevers cuticle cuticular cells death descendants detached diameters disease germs early period eliminated embryo epithelial cells epithelium escape exudation fact favour fibrin fluid formation formed material forms of bioplasm germinal matter give rise gland grow and multiply growth and multiplication healthy inch increase inflammation injection Jejunum kind living bioplasm living germinal matter living matter living particles magnifying masses of bioplasm masses of germinal matter or bioplasm Microscopical minute particles mucous membrane mucus normal nutrient material observed occurs oil globules organism pabulum papillæ parasite particles of bioplasm particles of living pass phenomena pia mater Plate poison probably produced properties pus corpuscles puscle red blood-corpuscles remarkable result seen serous membrane small-pox specimen surface textures ticles tion undergo vascular vesicle villi villus vital movements white blood white blood-corpuscles
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Стр. 64 - GERMS. 155 of bioplasm of the blood from which they differ so remarkably in power. Of the conditions under which these germs are produced, and of the manner in which the rapidly-multiplying matter acquires its new and marvellous specific powers, we have very much yet to learn. Those who have committed themselves to physical views of life, undisturbed by the signal failure of all their attempts to demonstrate facts in favour of their hypothesis, must needs resort to the wretched expedient of suggesting...
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Стр. 52 - ... unfortunately happen from a dissection-wound in the course of making a post-mortem examination, terrible inflammation may be excited in the person inoculated. The most tiny morsel of this virulent, rapidly-multiplying morbid bioplasm, may give rise to a dreadful form of "blood-poisoning," which may end fatally and in a very short time.
Стр. 42 - ... cells or corpuscles which are so familiar to all who have studied morbid changes in the tissues as they occur in man and the higher animals. " Some of these active living particles may be so small as to be invisible by a power magnifying 5,000 diameters.
Стр. xiv - ... potentially" cannot make it more correct. All we know is that such and such structures will result, but we know this from previous experience, not from reasoning. For the characters and composition of the living matter do not enable us to premise anything whatever concerning its formative properties. In the formation of man and the higher vertebrata the primary mass of bioplasm or living matter absorbs nutriment, and grows, and then divides and subdivides into numerous masses which are arranged...
Стр. 52 - Chaveau showed that the active particles subsided after forty-eight hours, and that no effects were produced by inoculating the albuminous supernatant fluid, while the full effects were produced by vaccinating with the deposit. As would be supposed from the excessive minuteness of these bodies, they are not to be separated by ordinary filtration, but if the fluid containing them also contains a trace of coagulable fibrin diffused through it, this by contraction after coagulation would filter off...
Стр. 52 - I think they consist of a peculiar kind of living matter, the smallest particle of which, when supplied with its proper pabulum, will grow and multiply, giving rise to millions of little particles like itself, each having similar properties and powers
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