Handbook of Practical Bacteriology

Practical Handbook of Bacteriology

The new edition of Mackie and McCartney's "Practical Handbook of Bacteriology" shouli be a very useful volume for the student of bacteriology and the laboratory worker. It is divided into three sections, the first and third being devoted to immunology and general bacteriology respectively. The more important phenomena of immunity and details of the more commonly occurring bacteria are set out w...

Handbook of Bacteriology

Bigger's Handbook of Bacteriology

TREATMENT. By H. J. Parish and D. A. Cannon. Sixth Edition. (Pp. viii + 315; figs. 45. 40s.) Edinburgh and London: E. & S. Livingstone, 1962. THE importance and general appreciation of this book may be gauged by the fact that this is the sixth edition in the space of fourteen years and the fifth edition appeared only a year ago. The text has been thoroughly revised and new material has been add...

Essentials of Practical Bacteriology

practitioners. By H. J. Curtis. Th is little book is arranged in the form of lessons, and contains 133 illustrations of a useful nature. It comprises the course of stud}7 usually required for the diploma of public health, while sufficient details are given to make it eminently useful in the laboratory. Plimmer's recent work on cancer, and much information on the parasites of ringworm are given,...

Handbook of Practical Pharmacy

medicines and of the methods of preparing and prescribing them, with a sketch of their action, physiological and therapeutic. There is a chapter on weights, measures, and pharmaceutical apparatus, another on the sources, selection and adulteration of drugs, including their active principles. The operations of pharmacy, crystallizing, decocting, digesting, distilling, &c., are fully and practica...