- pathogen. The
bacterium was then
known as "the
comma bacillus", and
scientifically as
Bacillus comma. It was
later realised that the
bacterium was already...
-
Vibrio cholerae is a
species of Gram-negative,
facultative anaerobe and
comma-shaped bacteria. The
bacteria naturally live in
brackish or sal****er where...
-
bacterial origin ptomaines; and the
special alkaloid produced by the
comma bacillus is
variously named Cadaverine, Putrescine, etc."
while The
Lancet stated...
- Hobyahs,
though now destro****,
resembled "the
bogies or
spirits of the
comma bacillus".
Escaping from a bag is a
common fairy tale motif, but the technique...
-
Bacillus Bacillus anthracis Bacillus brevis Bacillus cereus Bacillus fusiformis Bacillus licheniformis Bacillus megaterium Bacillus mycoides Bacillus...
- der
Commabacillen für die Cholera-Prophylaxe [On the
importance of
comma bacillus regarding cholera prevention]. Wien. 1885.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint:...
- Swayne. He
described a micro-organism that some have
suggested was the "
comma bacillus"
which Robert Koch
proved to be the
cause of the
disease in 1884. He...
- His
conclusions were
based upon the
constant finding of the
peculiar "
comma bacillus" in the
stools of
cholera patients, and the
failure to
demonstrate this...
-
bacterium must
first enter the
physiological state called competence; in
Bacillus subtilis, the
process involves 40 genes. The
amount of DNA transferred...
- the
intestinal mucosa.
During such studies,
Pacini discovered a
comma-shaped
bacillus which he
described as a Vibrio. He
published a
paper in 1854 entitled...
