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1 INDEX TO VOLUME XII Abadjieff, Boris. The relation between the complement fixation and the skin reactive antigens of the tubercle bacillus Agar slants, The exudate from nutrient-, The so-called water of condensation. 179 Albus, W. R., and Holm, George E., The effect of surface tension upon the growth of Lactobacillus acidophilus and Lactobacillus bulgaricus Alcohols and phenols, Relation between the chemical constitution and germicidal activity of the monohydric Almy, L. H., and James, Lawrence H. A method for the study of the formation of volatile sulfur compounds by bacteria Alvarez, Ruth Stone. A causative factor of '"loaters" during the curing of olives Ammonia and conductivity in nutrient gelatin cultures of putrefactive anaerobes. Parallelism between conductivity as applied to studies of bacterial metabolism. II Anaerobes, Growth of spore-forming at 500C Association, Physiological studies of Aureus, The genetic origin of Staphylococcus albus, and, from common ancestral strains. Studies in microbic heredity XI B. fusiformis and related organisms, The infectivity and virulence of a filtrable phase in the life history of. Studies in microbic heredity VIII Bacillus coli, The incidence of bacteriophage and of, susceptible to dissolution by the bacteriophage in urines. Presentation of cases of renal infection in which bacteriophage was used therapeutically. Bacteriophagy in urinary infection, Part I Bacteria in the muscular tissues and blood of apparently normal animals Note on the occurrence of, in oil-well brine samples.133, The butter aroma A method for the study of the formation of volatile sulfur compounds by. 319, The use of the silica gel plate for demonstrating the occurrence and abundance of cellulose-decomposing.87 Bacterial suspensions, The influence of hydrogen ion concentration upon the viscosity of.97 cultures, A rapid method for the determination of sugar in flagella, A method of staining.273 metabolism, Conductivity as applied to studies of. II. Parallelism between ammonia and conductivity in nutrient gelatin cultures of putrefactive anaerobes.287 population, The concentration of sea-water as affecting its.311, The, flora of serpentine soils.315 Bacteriological, A, study of canned salmon

2 442 INDEX Bacteriophage, The incidence of, and of Bacillus coli susceptible to dissolution by the bacteriophage in urines. Presentation of cases of renal infection in which bacteriophage was used therapeutically. Bacteriophagy in urinary infection, Part I , The, in relation to Salmonella pullora infection in the domestic fowl Bacteriophagy in the bladder. Bacteriophagy in urinary infection. Part II in urinary infection. Part I. The incidence of bacteriophage and of Bacillus coli susceptible to dissolution by the bacteriophage in urines. Presentation of cases of renal infection in which bacteriophage was used therapeutically in urinary infection. Part II. Bacteriophagy in the bladder Beaudette, F. R., and Edwards, Philip R. The etiology of a canary bird epizootic Bladder, Bacteriophagy in the. Bacteriophagy in urinary infection, Part II. 225 Buswell, A. M., and Neave, S. L. Note on the occurrence of bacteria in oilwell brine samples Butter, The, aroma bacteria. 333 Caldwell, Dorothy W., and Mellon, R. R. Studies in microbic heredity XI. The genetic origin of Staphylococcus albus and aureus from common ancestralstrains. 409 Canary bird epizootic, The etiology of. 51 Carey, Cornelia, and Waksman, Selman A. The use of the silica gel plate for demonstrating the occurrence and abundance of cellulose-decomposing bacteria. 87 Causative, A, factor of "floaters" during the curing of olives. 359 Cellulose-decomposing bacteria, The use of the silica gel plate for demonstrating the occurrence and abundance of. 87 Celluloses, Micro6rganisms concerned in the decomposition of, in the soil Chocolate creams, The r6le of starch in the cracking of. 275 Colorimetric determination of ph, The influence of sodium chloride on. 263 Complement fixation, The relation between the, and the skin reactive antigens of the tubercle bacillus. 355 Concentration, The, of sea-water as affecting its bacterial population. 311 Conductivity as applied to studies of bacterial metabolism. II. Parallelism between ammonia and conductivity in nutrient gelatin cultures of putre. factive anaerobes. 267 Dimitroff, Vladimir Triphon. Spirillum Virginianum Nov. Spec Dimitroff, Vladimir T. Spirochaetes in Baltimore market oysters. 135 Domestic fowl, The bacteriophage in relation to Salmonella pullora infection in the. 245 Douglas, W. F., and Parsons, L. B. The influence of sodium chloride on the colorimetric determination of ph. 263 Edwards, Philip R., and Beaudette, F. R. The etiology of a canary bird epizootic. 51 Epizootic, The etiology of a canary bird. 51

3 INDEX 443 Etiology, The, of a canary bird epizootic Exudate, The, from nutrient agar slants-the so-called water of condensation Falk, I. S., and Harrison, R. W. The influence of hydrogen ion concentration upon the viscosity of bacterial suspensions Fellers, Carl R. A bacteriological study of canned salmon Floaters, A causative factor of, during the curing of olives Fred, E. B., Stiles, H. R., and Peterson, W. H. A rapid method for the determination of sugar in bacterial cultures Genetic, The, origin of Staphylococcus albus and aureus from common ancestral strains. Studies in microbic heredity XI Gray, P. H. H. A method of staining bacterial flagella Greer, Frank E. Growth of spore-forming anaerobes at 500C Growth of spore-forming anaerobes at 500C Harrison, R. W., and Falk, I. S. The influence of hydrogen ion concentration upon the viscosity of bacterial suspensions Healy, Daniel J. The exudate from nutrient agar slants. The so-called water of condensation Holm, George E., and Albus, W. R. The effect of surface tension upon the growth of Lactobacillus acidophilus and Lactobacillus bulgaricus Hydrogen ion concentration, The influence of, upon the viscosity of bacterial suspensions Infectivity, The, and virulence of a filtrable phase in the life history of B. fusiformis and related organisms Influence, The, of hydrogen ion concentration upon the viscosity of bacterial suspensions The, of sodium chloride on the colorimetric determination of ph James, Lawrence H., and Almy, L. H. A method for the study of the formation of volatile sulfur compounds by bacteria Krasnow, Frances, Rivkin, Helen, and Rosenberg, Margaret L. A method of studying the availability of synthetic media for streptococci Lactobacillus acidophilus, The effect of surface tension upon the growth of, and Lactobacillus bulgaricus Lactobacillus bulgaricus, The effect of surface tension upon the growth of Lactobacillus acidophilus and Larkum, Newton W. Bacteriophagy in urinary infection. Part I. The incidence of bacteriophage and of Bacillus coli susceptible to dissolution by the bacteriophage in urines. Presentation of cases of renal infection in which bacteriophage was used therapeutically Bacteriophagy in urinary infection. Part II. Bacteriophagy in the bladder

4 444 INDEX Lipman, Charles B. The bacterial flora of serpentine soils The concentration of sea-water as affecting its bacterial population Media, Physiological studies of accessory and stimulating factors in certain.. I Mellon, Ralph R. Studies in microbic heredity. VIII. The infectivity and virulence of a filtrable phase in the life history of B. fusiformis and related organisms , and Caldwell, Dorothy W. Studies in microbic heredity. XI. The genetic origin of Staphylococcus albus and aureus from common ancestral strains Method, A, for the study of the formation of volatile sulfur compounds by bacteria Method, A, of staining bacterial flagella , A, of studying the availability of synthetic media for streptococci Microbic heredity, Studies in. XI. The genetic origin of Staphylococcus albus and aureus from common ancestral strains Microorganisms, A new apparatus for intermittent observations of physiological changes in cultures of concerned in the decomposition of celluloses in the soil Monohydric alcohols and phenols, Relation between the chemical constitution and germicidal activity of the Neave, S. L., and Buswell, A. M. Note on the occurrence of bacteria in oilwell brine samples New, A, apparatus for intermittent observations of physiological changes in cultures of microorganisms Note on the occurrence of bacteria in oil-well brine samples Oil-well brine samples, Note on the occurrence of bacteria in Olives, A causative factor of "floaters" during the curing of Orla-Jensen, A. D., Orla-Jensen, S., and Spur, Bernhard. The butter aroma bacteria , S., Orla-Jensen, A. D., and Spur, Bernhard. The butter aroma bacteria. 333 Oysters, Spirochaetes in Baltimore market Parsons, L. B., and Douglas, W. F. The influence of sodium chloride on the colorimetric determination of ph , and Sturges, W. S. Conductivity as applied to studies of bacterial metabolism. II. Parallelism between ammonia and conductivity in nutrient gelatin cultures of putrefactive anaerobes Peterson, W. H., Stiles, H. R., and Fred, E. B. A rapid method for the determination of sugar in bacterial cultures Philbrick, Burton G. The r6le of starch in the cracking of chocolate creams. 275 Physiological changes in cultures of microorganisms, A new apparatus for intermittent observations of Studies of accessory and stimulating factors in certain media... 1 Putrefactive anaerobes, Parallelism between ammonia and conductivity in nutrient gelatin cultures of. Conductivity as applied to studies of bacterial metabolism. II

5 INDEX 445 Pyle, Norman J. The bacteriophage in relation to Salmonella pullora infection in the domestic fowl Rapid, A, method for the determination of sugar in bacterial cultures Reith, Allan F. Bacteria in the muscular tissues and blood of apparently normal animals. 367 Relation between the chemical constitution and germicidal activity of the monohydric alcohols and phenols The, between the complement fixation and the skin reactive antigens of the tubercle bacillus Renal infection, Presentation of cases of, in which bacteriophage was used therapeutically. Bacteriophagy in urinary infection. Part I. The incidence of bacteriophage and of Bacillus coli susceptible to dissolution by the bacteriophage in urines Rivkin, Helen, Krasnow, Frances, and Rosenberg, Margaret L. A method of studying the availability of synthetic media for streptococci Rosenberg, Margaret L., Krasnow, Frances, and Rivkin, Helen. A method of studying the availability of synthetic media for streptococci Salmon, A bacteriological study of canned Salmonella pullora, The bacteriophage in relation to, infection in the domestic fowl Sanborn, J. R. Physiological studies of accessory and stimulating factors in certain media... 1 * Physiological studies of association Schaffer, J. M., and Tilley, F. W. Relation between the chemical constitution and germicidal activity of the monohydric alcohols and phenols Sea-water, The concentration of, as affecting its bacterial population Silica gel plate, The use of, for demonstrating the occurrence and abundance of cellulose-decomposing bacteria Skin reactive antigens of the tubercle bacillus, The relation between the complement fixation and the Skinner,C. E., and Waksman, Selman A. Micro6rganisms concerned in the decomposition of celluloses in the soil Sodium chloride, The influence of, on the colorimetric determination of ph Soils, The bacterial flora of serpentine Spirillum Virginianum Nov. Spec Spirochaetes in Baltimore market oysters Spur, Bernhard, Orla-Jensen, S., and Orla-Jensen, A. D. The butter aroma bacteria Staphylococcus albus, The genetic origin of, and aureus from common ancestral strains. Studies in microbic heredity. XI Starch, The rble of, in the cracking of chocolate creams Stiles, H. R., Peterson, W. H., and Fred, E. B. A rapid method for the determination of sugar in bacterial cultures Streptococci, A method of studying the availability of synthetic mediafor Studies in microbic heredity. XI. The genetic origin of Staphylococcus albus and aureus from common ancestral strains

6 446 INDEX Sturges, W. S., and Parsons, L. B. Conductivity as applied to studies of bacterial metabolism. II. Parallelism between ammonia and conductivity in nutrient gelatin cultures of putrefactive anaerobes Sugar, A rapid method for the determination of, in bacterial cultures Sulfur compounds, A method for the study of the formation of volatile, by bacteria Synthetic media, A method of studying the availability of, for streptococci Tamiya, Hiroshi. A new apparatus for intermittent observations of physiological changes in cultures of micro6rganisms Tilley, F. W., and Schaffer, J. M. Relation between the chemical constitution and germicidal activity of the monohydric alcohols and phenols Tubercle bacillus, The relation between the complement fixation and the skin reactive antigens of the Urinary infection, Bacteriophagy in.?art I. The incidence of bacteriophage and of Bacillus coli susceptible to dissolution by the bacteriophage in urines. Presentation of cases orrenal infection in which bacteriophage was used therapeutically infection, Bacteriophagy in. Part II. Bacteriophagy in the bladder Urines, The incidence of bacteriophage and of Bacillus coli susceptible to dissolution by the bacteriophage. Presentation of cases of renal infection in which bacteriophage was used therapeutically. Bacteriophagy in urinary infection. Part I Use, The, of the silica gel plate for demonstrating the occurrence and abundance of cellulose-decomposing bacteria Waksman, Selman A., and Carey, Cornelia. The use of the silica gel plate for demonstrating the occurrence and abundance of cellulose-decomposing bacteria , and Skinner, C. E. Micro6rganisms concerned in the decomposition of celluloses in the soil Water of condensation, The so-called. The exudate from nutrient agar slants. 179

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