| [morpho-physiological research on schizomycetes. morphogenesis and cytoarchitecture of the microbial colony. i: b. anthracis]. | the cytoarchitecture of b. anthracis can be easily studied in serial sections both at the light and at the electron microscope. the morphogenesis of the colony makes clear the peculiar structure of b. anthracis which seems essentially due to the chemical and physical characteristics of the cell envelopes and to the incomplete division of daughter cells. other factors such as surface tension, humidity, mechanical obstacles and regressive phenomena, seem to be active, in b. anthracis, only since t ... | 1975 | 58583 |
| [new medium for detecting bacillus anthracis encapsulation]. | | 1978 | 81352 |
| specific staining of bacilli by means of immuno-indian-ink method and immunofluorescent method. | the possibilities for identification of b. anthracis are investigated by means of the immuno-indian-ink method (iiim) and the immunofluorescent method (ifm) in their direct and indirect modifications. the specifity of sera against noncapsulated cells of b. anthrasis increases by their adsorption with antigenically related strains of b. cereus as their vegetative cells and spores are killed beforehand with performic acid. repeated uses of the bacillus suspension for adsorption is possible by trea ... | 1979 | 87066 |
| [use of inbred mice as a model for the indication and differentiation of bacillus-anthracis strains]. | | 1978 | 96632 |
| [soil foci of anthrax in kiev province and their sanitation]. | | 1978 | 97175 |
| [obtaining the capsular fraction of the causative agent of anthrax]. | | 1978 | 97851 |
| [an index of blood neutrophil injury in man and animals immunized with live anthrax vaccine]. | the authors present the results of study of the blood neutrophil injury in guinea pigs, rabbits, monkeys, and also humans inoculated subcutaneously with live anthrax vaccine. along with intradermal test with anthraxin, the mentioned test is suggested to assess the immunological status of persons immunized with anthrax vaccine. | 1978 | 97884 |
| [capsule formation in bac. anthracis on a carbon medium]. | | 1978 | 98898 |
| inhalation anthrax in a home craftsman. | inhalation anthrax with complicating subarachnoid hemorrhage due to simultaneous infection with two capsular biotypes of bacillus anthracis of different virulence for the mouse is reported. the patient, a home craftsman, acquired his infection from imported animal-origin yarn. | 1978 | 101438 |
| [study of the initial stages of microorganism growth and development for assessing the bactericidal action of chemical substances]. | | 1979 | 104902 |
| deoxyribonucleic acid relatedness between bacillus anthracis, bacillus cereus and bacillus thuringiensis. | | 1978 | 105229 |
| [standardization of the seeding material in producing live anthrax vaccine]. | technology of obtaining dry concentrated seeding material of the anthrax bacillus sti-1 vaccine strain was worked out. the use of dry seeding material for making dry anthrax vaccine rendered the preparations obtained more standard, reduced the time required for their production, led to increase of akm-sh productivity, and to greater profitability of the vaccine production. the vaccine preparations obtained with the use of dry seeding material did not differ from control by immunogenicity. | 1978 | 106609 |
| [accelerated diagnostic cultivation of pathogenic environmental microbes. i. the accelerated diagnostic cultivation of bac. anthracis]. | | 1978 | 106631 |
| [the anthrax-protective antigen and its preparation]. | the authors describe a comparatively simple method of the preparation of an anthrax protective antigen and its evaluation. attention is drawn to many obstacles that may arise during its production and emphasis is laid on the fact that the serological activity of the protective antigen should not be overestimated. | 1979 | 108838 |
| [isolation and study of an anthrax protective antigen. v. the dynamics of immunity in vaccination with a concentrated, purified sorbed chemical anthrax vaccine]. | | 1979 | 110017 |
| very low frequency and small intensity electromagnetic and magnetic fields as an oecological factor. | the effect on microorganisms of electromagnetic and magnetic fields (emf, mf), the frequency and intensity of which were similar to natural ones, was studied. they were found to influence the physiology of bacteria. changes in the rate of proliferation of microbes, in their susceptibility to antibiotic the frequency of formation of recombinants and partial diploids during conjugation of colibacterium were observed during cultivation in these fields. | 1978 | 112178 |
| potency testing of anthrax spore vaccine (living) in guinea pigs. | | 1979 | 113339 |
| [bacteriocinogenic study of bac. anthracis in vivo]. | | 1979 | 113925 |
| [modern problems in the prevention of anthrax]. | | 1979 | 115178 |
| some hygienic problems in the production of meat and bone meal from slaughterhouse offal and animal carcasses. | a study of uncut anthrax-infected slaughterhouse waste in the sterilizer of an animal destructor after the prescribed heating at 130 degrees c for 30 min showed that in 17 cases bacillus anthracis was able to survive. the determination of z-values for b. anthracis and b. stearothermophilus showed that when slaughterhouse waste is cut up into pieces of no more that 50 g weight the temperature at the centre may lie between 120 degrees c for 20 min and 130 degrees c for 10 min for destruction of sp ... | 1978 | 115352 |
| [disinfectant testing with bacillus spores (author's transl)]. | this paper deals with special conditions for testing the sporocidal effect of disinfectants. a method for the production of spore suspensions (fig. 1) and the negative influence of heating to its resistance against disinfectants was described (fig. 2). it was shown that spores of a non-virulent strain of bac. anthracis could be used for this procedure (fig. 3). in performing the suspension--and the germ-carrier test it was necessary to watch the effect of postinhibition and of inactivators. the ... | 1979 | 116443 |
| [studies on release mechanism of bactericidins from blood platelets (author's transl)]. | | 1979 | 118274 |
| [bacillus anthracis multiplication and virulence in pesticide-containing ooze]. | | 1979 | 118645 |
| [pesticide trial by the phage induction method for potential mutagenic, carcinogenic, carcinostatic and teratogenic actions]. | | 1979 | 118646 |
| [sporulation of anthrax bacilli]. | studies on bac. antharcis sporulation were carried out. by modifying the medium of kim et al., it was proven that 10 out of the 13 bac. antharcis strains studied sporulated until the 72d h more than 99%. the remaining 3 strains sporulated more slowly. it was established that the nutrient medium could not ensure optimal sporulation conditions for all strains. the fact that the capsuleless vaccine "ihtiman" sporulates 100% at the 24th to the 48th h is of considerable importance. the cultivation of ... | 1979 | 120996 |
| anthrax bacillus - a preliminary report on its isolation and characterisation from soils in sri lanka. | | 1978 | 122072 |
| animal disease agents transmitted by horse flies and deer flies (diptera: tabanidae). | | 1976 | 137982 |
| [organization and implementation of anthrax control measures]. | | 1978 | 150102 |
| [associated vaccine against anthrax and blackleg]. | | 1978 | 150681 |
| [characteristics of prevalence of anthrax under the landscape-geographical conditions of the ivano-frankovsk district]. | | 1978 | 151465 |
| [case with the clinical manifestation of anthrax etiologically related to b. cereus]. | | 1978 | 152230 |
| [conbinement of anthrax foci to soil-landscape zones in rostov province]. | | 1979 | 155963 |
| [inhibitory action of some bacterial exoproteases in colicines of enterobacteria (author's transl)]. | | 1979 | 156592 |
| veterinary experiences as a japanese prisoner of war and ex-pow along the burma railroad from 1942 to january 1946. | as a prisoner of war the writer was working for nearly three years in different pow camps, and outside them, along the burma railway from thanbyuyzat in southern burma up to kanchanabury in thiland. in the army of the netherlands-indian archipelago (knil) he had the military rank of reserve horse-doctor. in civilian life he was attached to the veterinary institute in buitenzorg(now bogor) as a veterinary bacteriologist. his task as a pow became that of meathygienist and supervisor of the living ... | 1979 | 158850 |
| [a clinico-radiographic analysis of 8 cases of pulmonary anthrax (author's transl)]. | | 1979 | 162416 |
| [combined vaccination of sheep against anthrax, pox and anaerobic infections]. | | 1975 | 175545 |
| [3 cases of human anthrax in the ivory coast]. | | 1975 | 183906 |
| [effect of the site of microbial aerosol application on the pathogenesis and clinical picture of aerosol infection]. | on the basis of experimental and clinical study of infections with the aerosol mechanism of infection there was revealed a relationship between the fractional-dispersive composition of the microbial aerosol, the porta of infection and the clinico-pathogenetic peculiarities of the course of the disease. on the example of tularemia, plague and other nosological forms it was demonstrated that coarse-dispersive aerosol caused development of oculo-bubonic and anginous-bubonic form of the disease, whe ... | 1976 | 185856 |
| [evaluation and determination of the antibacterial properties of pesticide combinations]. | | 1977 | 196981 |
| [combined vaccines including 1 or several anti-foot-and-mouth valences]. | combined vaccines are used for many human and animal diseases. however, we have very few examples of combinations containing anti-foot-and-mouth valence which would allow easy immunization against differnet diseases without additional handling. until now foot-and-mouth vaccination has been applied simultaneously with anti-brucellic vaccination (baldoni, renoux), andi-anthrax (nobili) and vaccination against swine fever and aujeszky's disease (lysenko). during the last ten years we have particul ... | 1976 | 198308 |
| the digestive tract of the whiteback griffon vulture and its role in disease transmission among wild ungulates. | the digestive tract of the whiteback vulture (gyps africanus) is described. some disease organisms were fed to a captive bird to discover if they could survive passage through the tract, and the role of these scavenging birds in the spread of diseases among wild ungulates is discussed. | 1975 | 239254 |
| [abscess, furuncles, anthrax]. | | 1979 | 254373 |
| [3 case reports: furunculosis, anthrax and panaris]. | | 1979 | 254376 |
| [diagnosis of anthrax and para-anthrax with reference to immunofluorescence technic]. | 504 diagnostic samples were subjected to a fluorescence serology and culturah test for black quarter and malignant oedema. in 459 cases (91.1%) the results of both testing methods wede identical. 26 first results were made by culture (14 x malignant oedema, 12 x black quarter). 19 results (14 malignant oedema, 5 x black quarter) were obtained by immuno-fluorescence only. culture was shown to be not significantly better than fluorescence, especially in determining black quarter. in the diagnosis ... | 1978 | 341880 |
| woolsorters' disease in england. | | 1978 | 361121 |
| [solar activity and anthrax epizootics]. | | 1978 | 364818 |
| [sex hormones and the infection process]. | | 1978 | 366525 |
| the brown animal sanatory institution. | | 1979 | 372441 |
| quantitative relationships of the harmful effect of ionizing radiation on natural resistance of the organism to various infectious agents. review of literature. | on the basis of an analysis of data from the literature and our own experimental results, the conclusion can be drawn that there is inverse linear dependence between the dose of irradiation and natural resistance of the organism to infection with various infectious agents. with increasing doses of irradiation, the irradiated organism is exposed to greatest risk from the part of the agents of intestinal infections and representatives of normal microflora. these are followed by agents of various d ... | 1978 | 381510 |
| an epizootiologic study of anthrax in falls county, texas. | in june and july, 1974, an anthrax epizootic in falls county, texas, resulted in the death of 236 animals (228 cattle, 5 horses, 2 mules, and 1 pig) on 48 premises. death rates were highest for horses (18.2%) and bulls (16.8%). the epizootic was apparently precipitated by drought, and infection appeared to be the result of ingesting intrinsically contaminated soil and grass. human illness was not associated with the epizootic. | 1977 | 401803 |
| [a case of anthrax in a dog (author's transl)]. | a case of anthrax in a dog is described. the origin of infection, clinical symptoms and post mortem changes are discussed. b. anthracis was found in the carbuncle of the stomach wall, mesenterial lymphnodes, blood, liver and kidney. | 1977 | 404726 |
| [extraction and study of anthrax protective antigen. iii. improvement in the method of obtaining chemical anthrax vaccine under laboratory conditions]. | | 1977 | 404807 |
| [microorganism adsorption to polyvinyl chloride plastic materials]. | | 1977 | 406167 |
| [fluorescent serologic studies on cross reactions between spores of bacillus anthracis and spores of other aerobic sporeforming bacteria]. | | 1977 | 407757 |
| [disinfectant properties of pulsed electrical discharges following exposure of a 2-component bacterial mixture]. | | 1977 | 409011 |
| [anti-anthrax measures at permanently infected spots]. | | 1977 | 410150 |
| [effect of treatment with eriochrome black on the reduction of natural fluorescence in fluorescence serologic studies on anthrax spores]. | | 1977 | 410204 |
| association of probable defective phage particles with lysis by bacteriophage ap50 in bacillus anthracis. | | 1977 | 410906 |
| isolation and study of the anthrax protective antigen. iv. the harmlessness, reactogeneity and efficacy of a concentrated, purified sorbed, chemical anthrax vaccine]. | | 1977 | 411288 |
| [practical consequences of the lyophilization of bacillus-anthracis spores]. | | 1977 | 412236 |
| [phage diagnosis of strains of bacillus cereus isolated from food products]. | a total of 80 cultures of bacillus cereus, isolated from food products, were studies to establish the behaviour to specific phages or the cam set and the presence of lysogeny. a modern bacteriophage method was tested for the first time in the differentiatons of bacillus cereus, which was so far studied mainly in the differentiation of bacillus anthracis. results showed that bacteriophagy with specific type phages as a method, though not absolutely precise, is dependable for the differentiation o ... | 1977 | 412296 |
| [immunological properties of the preparations of the anti-anthrax antigen]. | the results of examination of immunological properties of the preparations of anthrax protective antigen on laboratory animals (guinea pigs) confirmed the efficacy of using the lactic-peptone medium for obtaining the anthrax protective antigen. incubation for 18 hours at 37 degrees c of the strain-producer (sti-1) and a double immunization scheme with the antigen obtained proved to be the most rational conditions for inducing the immunological response in the vaccinated laboratory animals. three ... | 1977 | 413294 |
| anthrax in the dairy herd. | | 1977 | 413920 |
| [gamma ray decontamination of skins and wool contaminated with bac. anthracis spores]. | studies were carried out to establish the sensitivity of bacillus anthracis spores in a suspension of physiologic saline and in pelts and wool. tested were the spores of five b. anthracis strains. the density of spore suspensions was from 1.6 x 10(6) up to 9.0 x 10(9) per cub. cm, and for the pelts and wool the spore count ranged from 7.8 x 10(8) to 5.0 x 10(10) (for the material as a whole). the irradiation was carried out on a device with a 60co source at a temperature of 15 degrees c and rate ... | 1977 | 415409 |
| [comprehensive sheep vaccination]. | | 1979 | 452390 |
| [late aspects of palpebral anthrax (author's transl)]. | report of 5 cases of palpebral anthrax treated after the acute phase, in a cicatricial or precicatricial stade. the authors recommend to delay plastic surgery up to three months and to select total skin graft for upper eye-lid and pediculed skin flap for lower eye-lid. | 1979 | 459792 |
| [primary renal actinomycosis]. | a case of renal actinomycosis, treated by nephrectomy, in a 41 year-old male, is reported. the clinical diagnosis, to which urography and renal arteriography lent support, was renal anthrax. the pus being sterile on conventional seeding, the investigations were directed towards the finding of characteristic mycelium. five months after nephrectomy a cerebral abscess developed and the patient died. although in the cerebral pus only b. proteus and coagulase-positive staphylococci were found, the ac ... | 1979 | 482667 |
| anthrax--a review. | | 1979 | 500346 |
| anthrax in england and wales. | | 1979 | 514969 |
| anthrax in children: a long forgotten, potentially fatal infection. | after a brief account of anthrax morbidity in northern greece in recent years, 4 cases in 1977 of cutaneous anthrax in 10 to 13-year-old children are presented. two had an atypical cutaneous lesion. in 1 of these, a 13-year-old girl, the disease was complicated by severe, eventually fatal meningitis. death ensued despite intensive treatment with high doses of penicillin and hydrocortisone. this case is the first report of anthrax meningitis in a child in greece and the third reported in the last ... | 1979 | 524069 |
| [diagnostic characteristics of anthrax in swine]. | | 1979 | 524730 |
| vultures as carriers of anthrax. | | 1979 | 551184 |
| [human anthrax in tougan district (upper-volta) (author's transl)]. | 23 cases of human anthrax observed in a limited district of upper-volta are reported with comments on clinical and epidemiological features and treatment. | 1978 | 569242 |
| anthrax lesions in a zoo cat. | | 1978 | 654038 |
| [hemorrhagic meningitis and apoplexia in anthrax sepsis]. | | 1978 | 673399 |
| anthrax meningitis. | | 1978 | 675792 |
| [ix. anthrax]. | | 1978 | 704549 |
| [a dahoman case of human anthrax (author's transl)]. | report of typical case of anthrax of the lid in a dahoman shepherd, and brief survey of the endemy in west africa. | 1978 | 723574 |
| [permanence of the endemy of human anthrax in lower casamance (author's transl)]. | comments on 3 new cases from a well delimitated area with regard to the cases previously reported in senegal. | 1978 | 723575 |
| [human infection by bacillus anthracis recently diagnosed in são paulo, brazil]. | | 1978 | 725425 |
| [current epidemiology of anthrax in the ussr and ways of improving prevention in humans by vaccination]. | | 1978 | 726738 |
| cutaneous anthrax: a case report. | | 1978 | 737886 |
| [experimental immunologic study of a protective anthrax preparation]. | rabbits and sheep immunized with protective anthrax preparation and live anthrax vaccines were examined. protective anthrax preparation caused changes characteristic of general immunomorphology and immunomorphological reaction of the humoral type. a marked resistance in infection with the virulent anthrax culture was revealed in the animals immunized with this preparation and in those--with live vaccines. skin allergic reactions were more intensive in sheep immunized with live ikhtiman's vaccine ... | 1978 | 742280 |
| human anthrax in iran: an epidemiological study of 468 cases. | the study of 468 cases of cutaneous anthrax admitted to the firoozabadi hospital during the 13 years show that 59.83% of cases were male and 40.17% female. 42.93% of patients were below the age 30. as occupational background concerned 27.86% belongs to industrial workers. on the other hand 20.73% of cases have contracted the disease through contact with sick animals whereas 74.24% have the history of contacts with animal products and 5% have infected due to the use of spidab. all patients were t ... | 1978 | 744703 |
| [combined vaccines in veterinary medicine in the developing countries]. | it is in the interest of developing countries to have combined vaccines in veterinary medicine, not so much because they reduce production costs, but rather because they increase convenience and efficacy concerning the logistics of prophylactic projects in the field, thus lowering the cost of these projects. their drawbacks are basically due to the biological compatibility of immunogens (possible immunosuppression by some viruses) and to the interaction of the various components when mixed, or w ... | 1978 | 753663 |
| [malignant pustule in province of milan, italy (author's transl)]. | preliminary the statistical data are reported about human malignant pustule denounced in italy in different districts, in lombardia and in province of milan. correlatively the outbreaks and cases of haematic anthrax in animals declared in italy, in different districts, in lombardia and in province of milan. then the outbreaks of malignant pustule in province of milan are related in 1975-1977 period in the resident population where is considerable concentration of the leather manufactures. the ep ... | 1978 | 755454 |
| the work of two scottish medical graduates in the control of woolsorters' disease. | | 1976 | 781423 |
| comparative immunological and morphological studies with the protective antigen of bacillus anthracis. | | 1975 | 805142 |
| inhibiting materials for gamma phage adsorption to the cell wall of bacillus anthracis, strain pasteur no. 2-h. | cell wall preparations of bacillus anthracis, strain pasteur no. 2-h, were treated with heat or with acetone and ether. both of the treated cell walls preparations inactivated gamma phage. the centrifuged supernatant of the heat-treated cell walls was fractionated on sephadex g-200, and four fractions containing reducing sugars were obtained. the first fraction had the phage-inactivating activity. on the other hand, the fourth fraction had no phage-inactivating activity, but strongly inhibited p ... | 1975 | 807761 |
| [ultrastructure of bac. anthracis and bac. cereus]. | a study was made of the ultrastructure of bac. anthracis and bac. cereus (strains 1835 and 205). there were established definite morphological differences between the bacilli under study. the cell wall was much thicker in the causative agent of anthrax, it was permeated by tubules; the surface of the wall was covered by a thick layer of osmiophilic material. the spore membrane of bac. anthracis was multistratal in character; osmiophilic filaments were seen on the surface of exosporium. fungoid p ... | 1975 | 808059 |
| adenine nucleotide synthesis and growth rate of the adenyl succinate lyase mutant of bacillus anthracis. | after mutations affecting the de novo adenine nucleotide synthesis in bacillus anthracis, the salvage pathway failed to ensure growth at the prototroph level. in sonicated suspensions of adenyl succinate lyase deficient b. anthracis mutant, in the presence of exogenous 5-phosphoribosyl-1-pyrophosphate (prpp), part of the labelled adenine was incorporated into adenine nucleotides. addition of prpp to cultures of adenyl succinate lyase and adenyl succinate synthetase mutants failed to promote grow ... | 1975 | 808106 |
| anthrax in the gambia: an epidemiological study. | epidemiological data on 448 cases of human cutaneous anthrax from the gambia showed that this particular strain of anthrax bacillus causes widespread morbidity and some mortality with, at the same time, subclinical infection. analysis also showed that anthrax is not an occupationally related disease in the gambia.the possibility of human-to-human spread, affecting all age groups and both sexes, by means of a communal toilet article was also shown. the fact that the strain is a good toxin produce ... | 1975 | 810213 |
| disinfectant effect of performic acid. | 1. performic acid applied at short exposures to various kinds of microorganisms known for their resistance shows a strong bactericidal and sporicidal effect. 2. in addition to disinfection of hands and other parts of the body, the preparation could be used for the disinfection of various surfaces and objects. | 1975 | 810511 |
| the fine structure and the protein composition of gamma phage of bacillus anthracis. | the fine structure of gamma phage of bacillus anthracis was studied by electron microscopy with a negative-staining technique. the phage has a hexagonal head and a long tail without a sheath. by electrophoresis on polyacrylamide gels, the proteins of the phage particles are separate into 10 polypeptides with molecular weights ranging from 140 000 to 12 000. | 1975 | 811348 |
| radiological changes in inhalation anthrax. a report of radiological and pathological correlation in two cases. | the radiological changes in two cases of inhalation anthrax are correlated with pathological findings. the earliest radiological sign was widening of the mediastinum, followed by prominent lung markings with peribronchial infiltration due to pulmonary oedema and haemorrhage. associated pleural effusions are common, and non-specific super-imposed pulmonary infiltration may also be present. inhalation anthrax must be considered in any case of mediastinal widening in a patient coming in contact wit ... | 1975 | 811421 |
| some important parasitic and other diseases of lion, panthera leo, in the kruger national park. | lions in the kruger park have been found affected by a variety of parasitic and other disease conditions, including trichinosis, filariasis, sarcoptic mange, pentastomiasis, echinococcosis, taeniasis, hepatozoonosis, anthrax, babesiosis and rickets. six of these may be directly or indirectly transmissible to man or are, at least, closely related to human parasites or disease. nine of these diseases, or closely related conditions, are also known to infect domestic animal species. the opposite may ... | 1975 | 811797 |
| [toxic properties of the exotoxin from anthrax vaccinal strain cti-1 in an experiment on animals]. | a study of sensitivity of various laboratory animals (guinea pigs, albino mice, cricetus auratus w., albino rats and chick embryos) demonstrated that they all, excluding the latter, reacted by specific edema in response to the administration of the exotoxin produced by the vaccine strain cti-1. a quantitative characteristics of the activity of the preparation for albino mice was presented and a method permitting to determine the activity of the anthrax exotoxin in intradermal test on guinea pigs ... | 1975 | 812312 |
| [bacteriocinogeny in bac. anthracis]. | | 1975 | 813360 |
| [anthrax]. | | 1976 | 815829 |
| [use of protective anthrax antigen in agglutination reactions]. | the latex- and hemagglutination tests were applied to determination of the titres of anthrax antibodies in the sera of 982 immunized sheep. monodispersive standard colur latex of polymethylmetacrylate and protective anthrax antigen was used in these tests. on the basis of the results of titration of control sera titres of anthrax antibodies over 1:16 in the latex- and hemagglutination tests were accepted as positive. there was revealed no difference between the sera of the immunized animals reac ... | 1975 | 816124 |