Excerpt from A Comparative Study of Bovine Tubercle Bacilli and of Human Bacilli From Sputum
There being, therefore, no information to be gathered from former publications, the task that presented itself-was to study a number of human and bovine tubercle bacilli, and, if possible, tubercle. Bacilli from other mammalia, side by side, in order to determine whether con stant differences, of whatever nature, could be demonstrated. Such differential characters might then be applied in studying different forms of human tuberculosis, especially those cases which are sup posed to have been derived from animals, more particularly from cow's milk.
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