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... diphtheria or tetanus bacilli . Until the discovery of the sulphonamides and penicillin , the recognition and exploitation of diphtheria toxin was the great success story of medical bacteriology . Roux who discovered the toxin , von ...
... diphtheria or tetanus bacilli . Until the discovery of the sulphonamides and penicillin , the recognition and exploitation of diphtheria toxin was the great success story of medical bacteriology . Roux who discovered the toxin , von ...
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... diphtheria toxin . The staphylococci , some with their yellow pigment , some white , which we find on normal skin and in normal noses as well as in boils and the like , are much more ' normal ' than the diphtheria bacilli . When a ...
... diphtheria toxin . The staphylococci , some with their yellow pigment , some white , which we find on normal skin and in normal noses as well as in boils and the like , are much more ' normal ' than the diphtheria bacilli . When a ...
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... Diphtheria is due to the diphtheria bacillus , the diphtheria bacillus causes diphtheria and when one finds a diphtheria bacillus in a healthy throat it must be something else , a diphtheroid bacillus Myxomatosis and MVE 117.
... Diphtheria is due to the diphtheria bacillus , the diphtheria bacillus causes diphtheria and when one finds a diphtheria bacillus in a healthy throat it must be something else , a diphtheroid bacillus Myxomatosis and MVE 117.
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