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COMPARATIVE PATHOLOGY AND BACTERIOLOGY Ε Μ Crookshank Μ Β Professor Newman Demonstrator Nash Assistant Demonstrator short Course of Lectures followed by practical instruc- tion is given during the months of June and July to students in their Third Summer Session Other Courses of Lectures and Practical Demonstrations are given during every term and also in connexion with the London Post-Graduate Course of Lectures -Syllabus Microscope -Lenses-Spherical aberration-Chromatic aberration-Dry water and oil immersion objectives-The Stand-Ross model-Jackson model Illumination-Daylight and Artificial light-Abbo con- denser-Microscopical accessories-Micro-photography Microscopical methods -Examination of fresh speci- mens-Cover-glass preparations-Methods of Gram Ehrlich Ziehl-Neelsen Loffler &c -Flagella-Staining Preparation of morbid specimens-Hardening-Embedding -Celloidin-Microtomes and section cutting Cultivation methods -Principles of sterilization-Bac- teriological apparatus--Preparation of nutrient gelatine and nutrient agar-agar glycerine agar-agar blood-serum potato Λ and other media -Eisner medium Test-tube cultivations-Plate cultivations-Drop cultiva- tion-Examination of air soil water sewage effluents and milk Biology of Bacteria -Chemical composition-Respira- tion and nutrition Form Classification Circumstances affecting growth products of growth Chromogenic zymogenic septic and pathogenic bacteria-Nitrification Ptomaines-Toxines and Antitoxines-Vaccines-Attenua- tion of virus-Immunity-Protective inoculation-Serum Therapeutics-Disinfection-Antiseptics