typhi exanthematic i

The anaerobic b. isolated from the blood by Plotz 97 in cases of typhus fever. B. typhi murium. A b. belonging to_ the hog cholera group, and destructive to mice. b. of typhoid fever. See B. typhosus, in table of B. B. typhosus. See in table of B. B. vaginal is. The acid-fast b. of the vagina and vulva, b. of Vincent's angina. See B. fusiform is. B. violaceus. The chromogenic b. of water. B. Welchii. See B. aero genes (capsulatus), in table of B. b. of Wildseuche. A very small ovoid b., or Bacterium, closely resembling B. cuniculicida, found by Loffler in the disease called Schweineseuche (European hog plague) and in Wildseuche (multiple gangrenous bronchopenumonia of cattle, hogs, and horses). According to Hueppe, Schweineseuche, Wildseuche, and probably also chicken cholera and rabbits' septicemia are modifications of a single disease, septicemia hemorrhagic a; and hence this microorganism would be identical with B. cuniculicida and B. cholerae gall in arum. b. of whooping-cough. A short ellipsoid or centrally contracted b., found in the sputum of whooping cough. It resembles the B. influenzae. B. xerosis conjunctivae. A nonpathogenic organism, found on the conjunctiva which resembles B. diphtheriae, but differs from it by acidulating 10 per cent, of saccharose bouillon. Bordet's b. The b. of pertu is, cholera b. See Spirillum cholerae asidticae, under Spirillum, chromogen ous bacilli. 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 a green 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 B. lute us, B. lute us suis, and others, producing a yellow pigment, comma b. See Spirillum cholerae asiaticae, under Spirillum. Ducrey's b. The supposed b. of chancroid. Eberth's b. See B. typhosus (table). Emmerich's b. See Bacillus col i, in table of B. epsilon b., of Miller, a slender, straight or curved, non-motile rod form found in carious teeth. Escherich's b. The B. col i. fluorescent bacilli. Bacilli which in the cultures give rise to fluorescent phenomena. Fried lander's pneumobacillus. See B. capsulatus, in table of B. gra b. See B. Moelleri. Hansen's b. See B. leprae, in table of B. Hueppe's b. See B. of butyric acid fermentation. Klebs-JJoffler b. See B. diphtheriae, in table of B. Koch's b. See B. tuberculosis, in table of B. Pfeiffer's b. See B. influenzae, in table of B. plague b. See B. of bubonic plague, in table of B. tubercle b. See B. tuberculosis. _ Yersin's b. I See b. of bubonic plague, in table. [Lat.>; dim. of baculum, a rod.]