Experiments in Soil Bacteriology

Bacteriology Illustrated

Gillies, M.D., D.P.H., M.C.Path. and T. C. Dodds, F.I.M.L.T., F.I.B.P., F.R.P.S. (Pp, 170; figs. 122, 45s.) Edinburgh: E. & S. Livingstone Ltd., 1965. THIS excellent bacteriological atlas has set a new standard for the visual appreciation of the cultural and microscopic appearances of pathogenic bacteria. The authors have taken advantage of developments in colour photography to overcome the ina...

Computers in bacteriology.

Numerical methods are now widely used in the classification of bacteria, and they are also being explored in the field of identification. Identification is the major interest for clinical work, but it should be emphasized that good taxonomies are a prerequisite for satisfactory schemes of identification or diagnosis. Much remains to be done in the taxonomy of bacteria, and for this reason a bri...

Recent advances in bacteriology.

Bacteriology in Breast Abscesses

Breast abscess is a condition as old as mankind, references to which are available in ancient scriptures in the civilizations world over. However most of the progress in the diagnosis and treatment of breast abscesses has been made in the last century. The present study was conducted on 50 female patients with provisional diagnosis of breast abscess with an aim to study the bacteriological prof...

Managing Soil Science Experiments Using ZOO

Over the past three years, in collaboration with several domain scientists, we have studied the needs of a wide range of experimental disciplines, developed solutions to some of the basic problems in experiment management, and have made significant progress towards implementing a simple Desktop Experiment Management Environment (DEME) called Zoo. Our work has proceeded in a tight loop between d...