... form and position of the foot, while the attenuation and impeded growth of the extremity may even re- main in ... the contrac- tions remain, and with them the attenuation of the extremities and their arrested growth. The symptoms attending these cases depend, of course, ...

... individual R colonies are not equally attenuated. _ 2. Growth in bile causes attenuation and changes in the character of : the colonies ... in immune serum. | : 3. Other methods of producing attenuation are by growth in optochin, in meat infusion, in acid broth ...

... diabetes, cholera, hemorrhage, serous discharges, and parasitic animal growths: Secondary results of inspissation and attenuation of the blood: (3) diseases affecting the intrinsic ...

... blood-stasis and formative irritation which lead to growth. Finally, the stem-like attenuation of the supra-vaginal cervix, which is the por- tion dragged upon, clinches the proof that to traction, and not to growth, must we look for the exciting cause. I ...

... into it from the nose, causing by their growth, in either case, deformity, attenuation of the bony walls, and pain. They are commonly single, but may be multiple. Seven examples of polypi of all ... by its rapid growth extend into all the neighboring cavities, even that ...

... with tubercle bacilli of the human type. (4) Attenuation by prolonged growth of bacteria on artificial media in the presence ...

... Reversion of R -+ S. 2) Bffect of adaptation to growth at high temperatures. a. Attenuation of virulence. b. Production of variants. c. Differences ...

... two different Group IV Sera If. ExpvermmentaL MopiricaTion Attenuation in Culture (1) Growth in Immune Serum (2) Growth on Solid Media ( ... to fresh parts of the medium caused further growth, with the result that R ... do not grow, no attenuation occurs when the spleens of mice which have ...

... sterile. It should be stated that frequently the growth wdien present was very slight showing that marked attenuation of the germ had taken place, as a ...