THE BACILLUS ZOPFU

(B, 237, AFTER KURTH.) Med.,” cviil, 1, p. 80 (B).J—Bienénfaulbrut-B. (Ger.). See B. alvei—Bien stock’s Bacilll. Ger., Bien stock’s Bacillen aus Feeces. See Bacilli of the fœces—Bien stock’s putrefactive B. from the feces. Ger., Bien stock’s Fänlni bacillus aus Foeces. See B. putrificus col i.—Blutb’ (Ger.). See B. of the blood.—Bodenb’ Gero: See Bacilli of the soil. —Brauner B.(Ger.). See B. fusc us.—Brauner Kartoffelb’ (Ger.). See B. mesenteric us fusc us,—Brieger’s B. See B. cavicidus—Butterb’ (Ger.). À B. which has been cultivated in gelatin containing butter and which shows toward coloring matters a reaction like that of the B. of the smegma and the B. sul ilidis. [M. Bender, “ Ctrlbl. £. Bacteriol. u. Parasitenk.,” i, 1887, No. 12, p. 357 (B).|—Buttersiiureb’ (Ger.). See B. amylobacier and B. butyric us.—Butyl-B. (Ger.). See B. Jfitzianus.—Cholera B. See SPIRILLUM choleræ asiatice.—Chromogen ous Bacilli. Fr., bacilles chromogènes. Ger., chromo gene Bacillen. Bacilli which produce pigments. Such are the B. prod i gios us, B. indicus, and B. ruber, producing a red pigment; the B. pyocyaneus, B. fluorescens putid us, B. fluorescens liquefaciens, B. erythrosporus, and others, producing à ghreen pigment; the B. cyanogen us, producing a blue pigment; the B. fusc us and B. mesenteric us fusc us, producing a brown pigment’; and the lute us, B. lute us suis, and others, producing a yellow pi (B, 238.) See also Bacilli of water—Comma b. Fr., bacille en virgule, bacille-virqule. Ger., Kommabacillus. It., bacillo a virgola, bacillo virgolato, Sp., bacilo virgula (6 virgulado). See SPIRILLUM cholere asiaticæ. —Conjunctivitisb’ (Ger.). See B. of conjunctival catarrh—Darmbacillen (Ger.). See Bacilli of the intestine—Denecke’s B. Fr., bacille Denecke. Ger., B.von Denecke. See SPIRILLUM tyrogenum.—Diphtherie-B. (Ger.). See B. diphthriæ.—Eisbacillen (Ger.). See Bacilli of ice. —Kiterbacillen (Ger.). See Bacilli of pus.—Kiwei b” (Ger.). See B. putrificus col i—Emmerich’s B, See Bacterium neapolitanum.—Epsilon-B. Miller's name for a slender, straight, or more or le curved, non-motile rod-form found in carious teeth, along with four other organisms designated respectively as a, B. y, ent. ©, no; 0%, not; 08, whole; Th, thin: Th, the; U, like 00 in too; U2, blue; US, lull; Us, full; US, urn; US, like ü German), 544; and &. It often occurs united in pairs, a uming then an Sor an O-shape. It liquefies gelatm. Applied to teeth, it produces caries, In its growth it resembles the Spirillum of Finkler-Prior, and is probably identical with it. [B, 122, 238.] See SPIRILLUM sputigenum.—lgïrllebacillon (Ger,). See Bacilli oF the _soil—Fæces- Bacillen (Ger.). See Bacilli of the faces.—Fiiulni erregende Bacillen (Ger.). See Bacilii of putrefaction._Feet-sweat B. See B. iz foot-sweat.—Fettb’ (Gerd. A B. cultivated or growing naturally in fatty media, and hence Gans the same reactions to coloring matters as the B. syph i lid is and the B. of the smegma. M. Bender, ‘* Ctrlbl. f. Bacteriol. u. Parasitenk.,” i, 1887, No. 12, p. 57 (B).|—Finkler-Prior’s B. See SPIRILLUM Finkler-Prior — Fltz’scher_Aethylb’ (Ger.). See B. fitzianus —FIno res cent Bacilll. Fr., bacilles fluorescents. Ger., fluorescirende Bacillen. Bacilli which in the cultures give rise to fluorescent phenomena. [Ba See B. fluorescens putiqus, B. erythrosporus, B. fluorescens iquefaciens, and Bacilli of water—Flnorescirendér B. aus Wa er (Ger.), The fluorescent B, of water. [B, 122.] See Bacilli of water—Fränkels Pheumob’. See BACTERIUM septicum sputigenum.—Friedliinder’s Pneumob’. See BACTERIUM pneumonic compose.—Gihrungserregende Bacillen (Ger.). See Zymogen ous Bacilli—Gasbildender B. aus Magen (Ger.). See B. aero genes (2d def.).—Gasbildender B. aus Wa er (Ger.). Ael nic B. from water. [B, 122.] See Bacilli of water.—Gelber B. ( » See B. lute us. — Glatthautbildender Kartoffelb’ (Ger.). See B. leiodermos.—Glycerinäthy1b® (Ger.). See B. fitzianus.—Griingelber B. aus Wa er (Ger.), _ Greenish-yellow B. of water. {B 122.] See Bacilli of water—Hauser’s Ihi bacillen (Ger.). See Proteus vulgar is, Proteus mirabilis, and Proteus Zenkeri—Hay b. Fr., bacilledu fain. Ger., Heubacillus. It., bacillo del fie no. See B. subtil is—Heubacillus-äbnlicher B, (Ger.). Bien stock’s B. of the fæces. [B, 122.] See Bacilli of the fæces—Hueppe's B. of butyric-acid fermentation. Ger., Hüppe's Buttersäure bacillus. See B. butyric us 8d def.).—Hiihnercholerab’ (Ger.). See B. chaleræ gall in arum.—Kartoffelb’ (Ger.). See Patato B.—Kefirb’ (Ger.). See B. caucasicus.—Kniiuelbildender B. (Ger.). See BACTE- RıvM Zopfii.—Koch’s B., Koch’s comma-B., Kommab’ (Ger.). See SPIRILLUM chaleræ asiatice.—Krankheitserregende Bacillen (Ger.), See Path a genic Bacilli—Leprab’ (Ger.). See B. lepre.—Liborius’s B. of butyric-acid fermentation. Ger., Liborius' Buttersäurebildender B. See B. amylobacter.-- Luesb’ (Ger.), See B. syph i lid is.—Luftbacillen (Ger.). cill i of the air—Lustgarten’s B. See B. syphilic B. er., Malaria bacillus. See B. malaria. mieähnlicher B. (Ger.). See B. coprogenes B schweinchenb’ (Ger.). See B. cavicidus.—Mile ureb’ (Ger.). See B. acid i lactic i.—Miller’s B. of the intestine. See B. aeroenes (2d def.).—Miller’s epsiton-B. See Epsilon-B. — Milzrandb’ (Ger.). See B. anthracis.—Mundhihlebacillen (Ger.). See Bacilli of the mouth—Neapler B. (Ger.), See BACTERIUM neapalitanun.—Oedemb’ (Ger.). See B. œdematis malign i.— Pa et’s putrefactive B. of pus. Ger., Pa et’s Fäulni bacillus aus Hiter-—See B. pyogenes fætid us.—Pathogenetic Bacilli. Fr., bacilles pathogéniques. Ger. pathogen is che (oder krankheitserregende) Bacillén. Bacilli which produce disease; e. g., the B. anthracis. [B.]|—Pneumokokkenihnlicher B. (Ger. The B. pseudo pneumonic us. [B, 122.] See Bacrerium pseudopneumoni cum.—Pneumonia-B. Ger., Pneuma nie bacillus. See BACTERIUM pneumoniæ cruposæ, BACTERIUM septicum sputigenum, and Bac- TERIUM of infectious pneumonia in harses.—Potato B. Fr., bacille des pomines de terre, Ger. Karlofelbacillus. À name ven to several species of B. which grow ret pon potatoes, and especially to the B. mesenteric us vulgatus. bath as Prazmowski’s B. of butyric-acid fermentation. Ger., Prazmowski’s Butt erst iure bacillus. See B. amylobacter.—Pseudo-idemh’ (Ger.). See B. of pseudo-ædem a—Pseudorothlaufb’ (Ger.). See B. parvus ovatus,—Pseudo tuberculose’ (Ger.). See B. of pseudotuberculosis of rabbits—Radix bacilli regii. The root of Asphodel us ramosus. [B, 180.]—Rauschbrandb’ (Ger.). See B. of symptomatic charbon—Khinoscleromb’ (Ger.). See B. rhinoscleroma tis._Kinderpesth’ (Ger.). See B. of cattle-plague.—Rose bach’s putrefactive Bacilli. Ger., Rosenbach’s ulni bacillen. See B. saprogenes I, II, and IIL—Rother B. aus Wa er (Ger.), Red B. of water, [B, 122.] See Bacilli of water—Rothlaufb’ (Ger.). See B. af rouget.—Rotzb’ (Ger.). 2 B. mallei — Sap to genic B. Fr.. bacille saprogène. A B. which produces putrefaction; especially the B. saprogenes (q. v.). _ |B.|—Sehweinerothlaufb’ (Ger.). See B. of rouget—Sept is cher Erdeb’ (Ger.). See B. septic us agrigenus.—Sept is cher Sputumb’ (Ger.). See BACTRRIUM septicum sputigenum.—Smegmab’ (Ger.), See B. af the smegma.—Sputuimb’ (Ger.). See BACILLUS se; i and BACTERIUM septicum sputigenum.—Syphilis B. See B. sı lid is.—Tetanus-B. See B. tetani.—Trommelsehliigelb’ (Ger.). See B. putrificus col i.—Tubercie-B. Ger., Tuberkelbacillus, Tudercelbacillus. See B. tuberculosis.—Typhoid B., Typhous B., Typbush’ (Ger.). See B. typhi abdominal is.—Verflii igender B. aus Wa er (Ger.). The liquefying B. of water. [B, 122.] See i of water.—Violetter B. (Ger.). See BACTERIUM ianthinum. —Violetter B. aus Wa er (Ger.). The violet B. of water. [B, 122,] See Bacilli of water.—Wa erbacillen (Ger.). See Bacilli of water.—Wei er B. aus Wa er (Ger.). The white B. of water. [B, 122.] See Bacilli of water.—Wurzelb’ aus Erde (Ger.)._ See B. mycoides.—Xerose-B. (Ger.). See B. af xerosis epithelial is conjunctivæ—Zymogen ous Bacilli. Fr., bacilles zumog(«;ne». Ger., zymogene (oder gährungserregende) Bacillen. It., bacilli bay zimogeni. Bacilli which produce fermentation. [B.] See B. acid i lactic i, B. amylobacter, B. butylicus, B. butyrieus, B. fitzianus, e