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Journal of bacteriology . Fig. 1. A photomicrograph from a twenty-four hour agar growth of Fig. 3. A twenty-four hour growth of B. saccharalis on glycerin agar. 247 ABSTRACTS OF AMERICAN BACTERIOLOGICALLITERATURE ANIMAL PATHOLOGY The Maintenance of Virulence of Bacillus abortivus equinus. E. S. Good and W. V. Smith. Jour. Med. Res,, 1916, 33, 493-498. The authors present a note on the abihty of the above bacillus to re-tain its virulence when kept under artificial cultivation over a longperiod. Inoculation of 1 cc. of a mixture of eight strains, represent-ing only one-fifth of
Journal of bacteriology . Fig. 1. A photomicrograph from a twenty-four hour agar growth of Fig. 3. A twenty-four hour growth of B. saccharalis on glycerin agar. 247 ABSTRACTS OF AMERICAN BACTERIOLOGICALLITERATURE ANIMAL PATHOLOGY The Maintenance of Virulence of Bacillus abortivus equinus. E. S. Good and W. V. Smith. Jour. Med. Res,, 1916, 33, 493-498. The authors present a note on the abihty of the above bacillus to re-tain its virulence when kept under artificial cultivation over a longperiod. Inoculation of 1 cc. of a mixture of eight strains, represent-ing only one-fifth of an agar slant, produced typical abortion in a mareprotected with 200 cc. of hyperimmune serum. The strains used inthis experiment had been isolated for periods varying from three tofive years.—H. W. L. Studies to Diagnose a Fatal Disease of Cattle in the Mountainous Regions of California. K. F. Meyer. Jour. Am. Vet. Med. Assoc, 1916, 48, 552-560. Discussion of the subject is divided into symptomatology, anatomicalfindings, bacteriological examinations and epidemiology. Pieces of organs forwarded to
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