. Batteri : in particolare come essi sono correlati all'economia della natura, per processi industriali e per la sanità pubblica. Batteriologia; batteriologia. I BATTERI CAPITOLO I LA BIOLOGIA DEI BATTERI* il primo scienziato che ha dimostrato l' esistenza di microrganismi è stata Antony von Leeuwenhoek. Egli era nato a Delft in Olanda nel 1632, e con entusiasmo la microscopia perseguito con strumenti primitivi. Egli corro- borato Harvey la scoperta della circolazione del sangue, il web di una rana il piede; egli ha definito i globuli rossi di vertebrati, le fibre della lente dell'occhio umano, la sc

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. Bacteria : especially as they are related to the economy of nature, to industrial processes and to the public health. Bacteriology; Bacteriology. BACTERIA CHAPTER I. THE BIOLOGY OF BACTERIA* THE first scientist who demonstrated the existence of micro-organisms was Antony von Leeuwenhoek. He was born at Delft, in Holland, in 1632, and enthusiastically pursued microscopy with primitive instruments. He corro- borated Harvey's discovery of the circulation of the blood, in the web of a frog's foot; he defined the red blood corpuscles of vertebrates, the fibres of the lens of the human eye, the scales of the skin, and the structure of hair. He was neither educated nor trained in science, but in the leisure time of his occupation as a linen-draper he learned the art of grinding lenses, in which he became so proficient that he was able to construct a microscope of greater power than had been previously manufactured. The compound microscope dates from 1590, and when Leeuwenhoek was about forty years old, Holland had already given to the world both microscope and telescope. Robert Hooke did for England what Hans Janssen had done for Holland, and established the same * We propose throughout to use the term bacterium (pi. bacteria) in its generic meaning, unless especially stated to the contrary. It will also be synonymous with the terms microbe, germ, and micro-organism. The term bacillus will, of course, be restricted to a rod-shaped bacterium. B. 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 work.. Newman, George, Sir, 1870-1948. London : John Murray

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