. Microbes & toxins. Bacteriology; Toxins; Antitoxins. \no F'g- 57-—Tile spirochete of Schaudinn in the liver of a congenital . .syphilitic. (From a microphotograph. Magnilied 3,000 times.). parasite (among the vertebrates either from infection of the female cell or of the spermatozoon, or of both); in such a case the disease is truly congenital. There is no certain example of such a fact among the bacterial diseases, and this is the reason why the idea of heredity among them has lost so much ground. From their power of penetrating cells the protozoa fre- quently infect parasitically the o
. Microbes & toxins. Bacteriology; Toxins; Antitoxins. \no F'g- 57-—Tile spirochete of Schaudinn in the liver of a congenital . .syphilitic. (From a microphotograph. Magnilied 3,000 times.). parasite (among the vertebrates either from infection of the female cell or of the spermatozoon, or of both); in such a case the disease is truly congenital. There is no certain example of such a fact among the bacterial diseases, and this is the reason why the idea of heredity among them has lost so much ground. From their power of penetrating cells the protozoa fre- quently infect parasitically the ovum, thus producing hereditary infections. The first thoroughly demonstrated example of hereditary infection was that of the pebri?ie of the silk-worm,. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Burnet, Etienne, 1873-1960; Broquet, Charles; Scott, William Macdonald. London, W. Heinemann
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