The Japanese Journal of Tuberculosis, Volume 13Institute of Medical Science, University of Tokyo., 1966 - Respiratory organs |
Contents
Biological Significance of Pigments | 6 |
Fate of 35SLabeled M Smegmatis in Mouse Body | 23 |
Differentiation of Mycobacteria by Utilization of Nitrogen | 27 |
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35S-labeled advanced tuberculosis Amer animals antibody antigen antituberculous atrial gallop Average in three avium bacilli bacteria cells chemotherapy clinical cor pulmonale days after vaccination decrease difference dilutions disease dose fluorescent fortuitum fraction guinea pigs heart sound Heterosate homogenate human isolates increase inoculation Ishikawa Prefecture Japan Japanese kansasii lesions Liver Löwenstein-Jensen Lungs Spleen Lungs major drug regimen medium methionine method mice months mortality rate mouse organs mycobacteria Mycobacterium kansasii negative conversion Number of viable observed open negative cavity parafortuitum patients PCG findings phenol-killed vaccine prednisolone present study prognosis index protection power protein rabbits radioactivity rate for tuberculosis rate of reactivation reactivation rate Saitama Prefecture samples scotochromogens serum showed smegmatis Jucho SMi+INH soil isolates soil sources Spleen Lungs Spleen strains TE-agglutination thermoresistibile three mice triple major drug Tsukamura tubercle bacilli tuberculin tuberculous type of cavity vaccination viable numbers viable organisms Virulence to mice