Two strains of Bacillus pumilus (M11 and M38) and one strain each of Bacillus cereus (M27),
Bacillus subtilis (M67), and Enterobacter agglomerans (M14) were identified from the air of …

In 1967 we admitted 339 cases of infantile gastroenteritis; one-third of these were dehydrated,
and in this group the commonest biochemical abnormality found was hypernatraemia, …

This is the story of the medical men and women of a great city, encapsulated in the history of
the first 150 years of one of the country's oldest medical societies. It is also a part of the …

Persons having positive tests for rheumatoid serum factors in population samples in Leigh (Lancashire)
and Wensleydale (Yorkshire) were investigated for evidence of infection. …

1. Thin-layer chromatography (TLC) was employed as an alternative to gas-liquid
chromatography (GLC) for the analysis of typical fermentation end-products of anaerobic Gram …

Selected samples of healthy people (804 males, 796 non-pregnant females and 400
pregnant women) were questioned about present and previous urinary symptoms. Mid-stream …

… From Dr A F Tuxford Department of Bacteriology & Virology University of Manchester …
AF TUXFORD …

A sample of 1600 persons, selected to correspond in age and social class structure with the
general population, and an additional 400 pregnant women, selected to match the social …

A SURVEY was undertaken to find the prevalence of asymptomatic bacteriuria in people in
normal health who were patients of members of the North-west Faculty of the Royal College …

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