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ABRIN, 41, 248 Acetyl-adenin, 437 -oholin, 3T4 -guanin, 468 Aconitin, 301 Adeoin, 416 -hypoxanthin, 441 -theobromin, 442 Adenylic acid, 607 Aerobic bacteria, 18 Agaricin, 361 Albumins, poisonous, 96 Albumoses, 40 effect on temperature, 146 immunity from, 545 in urine, 551 Alcohol, basic substances in, 264 dialysis into, 278 Alcoholic fermentation, bases in, 344, 352 Aldehjrde collidin, 312 Alkaloids, 16 interference in reactions of, by ptomaine, 299 separation from ptomai'ns, 302 Alkapton, 414 Allantiasis, 58 Alloxuric bases, 479, 482 bodies, 479, 482 Amanitin, 361 American swine-plague, 210 Amido-yaleriauic acid, 354 Amphi-ereatin, 521 Amyladenin, 441 -hypoxanthin, 456 Amylamin, 309 Amylic alcohol, impurities in, 264 Anaerobic bacteria, 18 Animal chinoidin, 30, 526, 538 -coniin, 335 -parasites, 14 Anthracen, 410 Anthracin, 153, 155 Anthrax, 15, 21 theories of, 129 et seq. bacillus, products of, 40, 152 Anthrax, proteld, 153, 277 albumose, 153, 277 toxin, 155 Antitoxin, action, 41, 255 nature, 254, 258 of diphtheria, 261 of tetanus, 262 of venom, 544 preparation, 257 Antivenen, 545 Antivenomous serum, 41, 544 Appendicitis, 113 Apricots, poisonous, 82 Arginin, 363, 367, 513 Aromin, 527 Arrow poison, 52, 177 Asellin, 352 Aseptic fever, 557 Asiatic cholera, 157 bacillus of, products of, 157 Atropin-like substances, 32, 294, 300 Autogenous diseases, 15, 548 Azulmie acid, 416, 424, 520 BACILLUS, anthracis, 81 bovis morbificans, 77 butyrieus, 18 coli, 80, 116,118,333 enteriditis, 73, 75 piscicidus agilis, 57 pneumonise, 72 Bacon, poisonous, 82 Bacteria in summer diarrhoeas, 197 Bacterial cellular proteids, 20 methods of extraction, 193 diseases, 14 poisons, definition and classifica- tion of, 16 historical sketch of, 26 foods containing, 42 of the infectious diseases, 128, 144 proteids, 19 method of extraction, 276 600 INDEX. Bacterium termo, 69 Batrachians, poison of, 546 Baumstark's base, 528 Beef, 68, 73, 76, 79, 81 Beer, eoleliiclne-Uke substance in, 299 Benzol, impurities in, 264 Benzoyl adenin, 437 cholin, 375 guanin, 468 Benzyl adenin, 437 hypoxanthin, 454 Bergmann and Schmiedeberg's me- thod, 275 Betain, 376, 514, 626 aldehyde, 381 Bibliography of the leucoma'ins, 590 of the ptomains, 559 Bilineurine, 361 Biliousness, 552 Blood, germicidal properties, 216 -serum, 41, 250 protective value, 251 leucomains in, 537 Boekliseh's base, unnamed, 405 Bois bracelet, 53 Botulinic acid, 63 Botulism, 48 Bread, poisonous, 122 Brieger's bases, unnamed, 311, 387, 393, 404, 405, 407 methods, 267 disadvantages of, 275 Brom-adeuin, 434 -hypoxanthin, 453 -guanin, 467 -xanthin, 474 Brouardel's veratrin, 322 Brucin, 300 Bujwid's cholera- reaction, 164 Butylamin, 309 Butyro cholin, 374 CADAVERIC alkaloids, 16 coniin, 282, 335 Cadaverin, 39, 68, 160, 332 Caffein, 483, 491 Canned fish, poisonous, 82 fruits, poisonous, 82 meats, poisonous, 82 Caproylamin, 310 Carbon monoxide in expired air, 626 Carbonic acid, 524 Carbopyridic bases, 617 Carnin, 502, 614, 627 Caseic acid, 27, 63, 83 Causation of disease, 13 Charcot Neumann, crystals of, 609 Cheese, poisonous, 27, 83, 401, 402 ptomains, 401, 402 Chemotaxis, 193 Chicken cholera, 243 poisonous, 79 tuberculosis, 183, 185 Cholera, 40, 157 bases in, 325, 333 Bujwid's reaction, 164 -blue, 166 chicken, 79 immunity, 239 -infantum, 197 -red, 164 -stools, 27, 333 -toxin, 162 Cholin, 39, 160, 361, 530, 537 decompositions of, 367 -group, 365 constitution of, 383 Chorea gravidarum, 657 Cicuta virosa, 282 Classification of disease, 13 Cobra venom, 545 Codein-like substances, 285, 301 Cod-liver oil, bases from, 352 Oolchicin-like substances, 297, 301 Zeisel's test for, 298 Collidin, 33, 312, 314 Comma bacillus, ferments produced by, 157 products of, 157 et seq. Coniin, difficulties in detection of, 283 -like substances, 33, 35, 36, 280 Copper in foods, 42 method, 477 Coridin, 320 Corindin, 318 Corn-beef, 80 -meal, ptomains in, 38, 122, 284 Cornutin, 37 Creatin, 349, 367, 459 Creatinin, 160, 349, 367 -group, 416, 613 Cruso-creatinin, 518 Curara, 38, 46, 94, 546 Cyanogen, r81e of, 618 Cystin, 329 Cystinuria, bases in, 325, 414, 531 Cytosin, 507 DE CONINCK'S bases, 314, 318 DelSzinier's base, 322 Delphinin, 301 -like substances, 296 Derris, 52 Deutero-albumose, 154 Dialysis, concentration by, 278 INDEX. 601 Diamins, 325, 631 Diaminuria, 329 Diarrhceas of infancy, 197 Diethylamin, 308 Digitalin-like substances, 33, 295 Dihydrolutidin, 311 Dimethylamin, 39, 304 Dimethyl-hypoxanthin, 454 -xanthin, 601 Diphtheria, 186 bacillus of, products of, 22, 40, 186 immunity to, 41, 190, 250 serum, 190 Dippel's oil, 314 Diseases, classification of, 14, 128 relation of bacterial poisons to, 128 Drageudorfifs method, 267, 271 Dreohsel's reaction, 426 Dysentery, 334 Dyspepsia, 552 E BERTH'S bacillus, 17,207 products of, 207 Echidnas, 543 Echidnin, 643 Echidnotoxin, 543 Eclampsia, 557 Eel, poisonous, 47 Ehrlich's reagent, 392 Enteritis, 116 Enzymes, 157, 187 Bpiguauin, 507 Episarkin, 504 Ergot, 38 Ethyl adenin, 440 hypoxanthin, 455 xanthin, 501 Ethylamin, 307 Ethylenediamin, 533 Ethyleneimin, 323, 511, 509 Ethylidenediamin, 39, 322 Expired air, leuoomains in, 523 Examination of poisonous foods, 123 FECES, poisons in, 556 Ferments, 167, 137 from comma bacillus, 157 from hog-cholera baoillu? 212 in urine, 552 Fever, aseptic, 557 of exhaustion, 555 of fatigue, 564 of non-elimination, 656 Fish, poisonous, 48, 542 ptomains, 54 Fluorescing bacteria, 30 Foods containing bacterial poisons, 42 Friedlaender's bacillus, 21 Fagu, 50, 55 Fungous diseases, 14 aADININ, 39, 390 Gaduin, 397 Galactin, 539 Gautier's pseudo-xanthin, 508 Gautier and Etard's bases, 316, 317, 352,521, 522 methods, 270 extraction of leujomains, 515 German swine-plague, 210 Germs, relation of, to disease, 129 ct seq. Germicidal action, 40 Gerontin, 508 Glanders, 214 immunity, 253 Globulins, germicidal properties of, 220 Glucosins, 346 Glycol, 306 Goose grease, poisonous, 81 Gram's bases, 406 Griffith's bases, 320 Guanidin, 349, 363, 464 Guanin, 467 constitution, 489 Guaresohi's base, 401 and Mosso's bases, 317, 406 HEMATOGENIC immunity, 263 Halichthytoxin, 54 Ham, poisonous, 64, 81 Hankin's method, 278 Heteroxanthin, 48U Hexamethylenediamin, 343 Hexylamin, 310 Histogenic immunity, 253 Historical sketch of the bacterial poi- sons, 26 Hog-cholera, 40, 210 immunity, 213 -erysipelas, 210, 243 Homo-piperidinic acid, 354 HydrocoUidin, 316 Hydrocoridin, 320 Hydrocyanic acid, 53, 62, 416, 650 Hydrolutidin, 311 Hyoscyarain-like substances, 32 Hypoxanthin, 442 27 602 INDEX. ICE-CREAM, poisonous, 118 Ichneumon, immunity to venom , 247, 545 Ichthyotoxieum, 47 Immunity, 232 and tolerance, 254 artificial, 237 by intoxication with ptomams, 347 from blood-serum, 232, 247, 255 hsematogen'.c, 263 histogenic, 253 hypersusceptibility in, 253 methods of securing, 237, 253 natural, 232 producing substances, nature of, 265 toabrin, 248 to anthrax, 238, 249 to chicken cholera, 243 to cholera, 239. 258 to diphtheria, 260 to glanders, 253 to pneumonia, 243, 261 to rabies, 266 to rouget, 243 to smallpox, 257 to swine-plague, 249, 213 to tetanus, 177,262 to tuberculosis, 263 to venom, 244, 542 Indol, 164, 290 Infectious diseases, 128, 144 definition of, 136 how produced, 129 poisons of, 8, 44 Influenza bacillus, 149 immunity to, 254 Intoxications, 16 Iso-amylamin, 309 Iso-cyanacetic acid, 546 Iso-muscarin, 381, 386 Iso-propylamin, 309 KAKKE, 57 Koch's rules, 137 LACTIC acid, 158 Lactocholin, 374 Laetochrom, 539 Lecithin, decomposition of, 363 preparation of, 364 Lepierre's base from cheese, 401 Leucin, 21, 154, 161 Leucocythsemia, urine in, 417, 480 Leucomains, bibliography of, 590 chemistry of, 413 Leucomains, extraction of, 478, 515 pathological importance of, 550 tables of, 547 Leukamia, 480 Lutidin, 311 Lycin, 377 Lysatin, 367, 514 Lysatinin, 367, 514 Lysin, see Lysatin. MALARIA, 334 Malignant cedema, 213, 249 Mallein, 25, 214, 253 Marino-Zuco's method, 266 Mastitis bovis, 215 Meal and bread, poisonous, 122 Meat, poisonous, 31, 64 Methyladenin, 439 Methylamin, 303 betain,377 carbylamin, 546 guanidin, 39, 160, 213, 347, 558 hydantoin, 273, 349, 522 method of extraction, 273 hypoxanthin, 454 uramin, 348 xanthm,489, 193,494 Meissner's base, 528 Milk, leucomains in, 539 poisonous, 98 Monamins, MS Mongoose, 247 Morin's ba*e, 345 Morphin-like substances, 284, 290, 299 Morrhuic acid, 396 Morrhuin, 351 Morvin, 214 Murena, 47 Muscarin, 39, 380 Mussel, poisonous, 42, 387 Mutton, poisonous, 82 Mycoderma aceti, 18 Mycoprotein, 21 Mydatoxin, 39, 385 isomer of, 387, 400 Mydalein, 39, 403 Mydin, 39, 353 Mytilotoxin, 39, 46, 387 ■VTARCEIN, 301 i.1 Narcotic substance of Panum, 29 in urine, 30 Nencki's base, 312 Neuridin, 39, 80 Neurin, 39, 355, 361 IliBEX. 603 Nicotin-Iike substances, 33, 264, 283 Nicotinic acid, 320 Nucleins, 41, 209, 226, 260 bases, 482 Nucleinie acid, 25, 231, 418 Nucleobiston, 418 OSER'S base, 352 Oxy-betains, 398 Oxy-cholin, 380 Oxy-neurin, 376 Oxygenated bases, 353 Oysters, poisonous, 47 PACHYERHIZID, 53 Panum's narcotic substance, 29 putrid poison. 28 Paraffin oil, bases in^ 346 Parareducin, 527 Paraxanthin, 495 Harvolin, 317 Pathoamins, 529 Pellagrocein , 284 Pentamethylenediamin, 334 Pepsin, action of, 553 Peptons, poisonous nature of, 550 et seq. Peptotoxin, 408, 538, 552 Pernicious anamia, 531 PetroleuoQ, bases in, 346 Petromyzon, 51 Phagocytes, 258 Phenol, 280 Phenyl-ethylamiu, 313 Phlogosin, 193, 407 Phosphorus-containing substances, 36 Phytalbumose, 542 Picrotoxin, 301 Piperazin, 512 Piperidin, synthesis of, 334 Pleuro-pneumonia, 243 Pneumonia, chemical products in, 67, 71, 74, 149, 213 Poisonous foods, 42 Pork, 64, 67, 63, 72, 82 Pouchet's bases, 397, 401, 527 Propylamin, 303 Protalbumose, 154 Protamin, 512 Proteus infection, 31 Protozoal diseases, 14 Pseudo-xanthin, 508 Ptomains, bibliography of, 559 chemistry of^ 303 definition of, 16 table of, 411 Ptomains, separation of alkaloids from, 302 methods of extraction of, 263 remarks upon, 271 I Ptomatins, 16 ' Ptornatropin, 295 Puerperal fever, 76, 214 i Putrefactive alkaloids, 16 I Putrescin, 39, 160, 324, 5U Putrid poison of Panum, 28, 31 material, effects of, 26 Pyocyanin, 410 Pyogenetic proteids, 21, 193 Pyoxanthose, 410 Pyridin. 159, 264, 346, 315, 318, 320, 408, 527 Pyroligneous acid, 62 Pyrotoxina bacterica, 147 I) ABBIT septicsemia, 213 it Rabies, immunity to, 256 Rattlesnake venom, 244 Reagents, purity of, 264, 346 Reduoin, 527 Reus's test for atropine, 294 Ricin,41, 248 Rouget, 210, 243 Roussin's test for nicotin, 283 SALAMANDER, blood, 546 Salaraandarin, 546 Saliva, leucomains in, 536 Salkowski's base, 354 Salmon, 56, 68 Saponin, 53 .Saprin, 39, 342 Sarcina butulina, 63 Sarcin, 442 Sarcosin, 523 Sardines, poisonous, 55, 57 Sarkiu bases, 482 Sausage, poisonous, 26, 58 Schweineseuche, 210 Sebacic acid, 26, 63, 83 Selmi's method, 32, 265 Sepsin, 30 method of extraction, 275 Septicaemia of rabbits, 213 Septicin, 310 Serum-therapy, 261 Siguatera, 48 Silver method, 475 Sinapin, 367 Sinkalin, 361 Skatol, 280 Skin burns, 538 Spasmotoxin, 171, 311 604 INDEX. Spermin, 323, 509 Spleen, leucomains in, 639 Staphisagria, 298 Staphylococcus pyog. aureus, bases from, 4(1, 407 Stas-Otto method, 265, 271 Stercoraemia, 556 Strychnin-like substances, 37, 38, 122, 284, 320 reactions, 38, 300 Sucholotoxin, 212 Sugar solutions, base i n 352 Summer diarrhoeas of infancy, 197 Suppuration, 192 Susotoxin, 211, 346 Swine-plague, American, 210 products of bacillus of, 211 German, 210 TEA-EXTRACT, examination, 421 Temperature, effect of bacterial products on, 144 Tetanin, 39, 171, 398, 539 Tetanizing substance, 36, 37 Tetauotoxin, 171, 310 Tetanus, 168 bacillus, products of, 22, 40, 171 et seq. immunity to, 41, 177, 262 neonatorum, 169 toxins, 23,171,279,387, 310,311, 398, 400 Tetramethylenediamin, 328 Tetramethyl-putrescin, 330 Tetrodon, 50, 55, 67 Thein, 473, 484 in urine, 495 Theobromin, synthesis of, 473,484,501 Theophyllin, 483, 601 Tolerance, 254 Toxalbumins, 16, 23, 172, 184, 189 Toxicogenic bacteria, 141 Toxicology of bacterial products, 280 Toxins, 16, 22 methods of isolating, 277 Toxopeptons, 162 Traumatic disease, 15 Triethylamin, 308 Trigonellin, 377 Trimethylamin, 38, 39, 264, 305 Trimethylenediamin, 160, 323 Tuberculin, 25, 41, 146, 17S Tuberculosis, 178 immunity, 253 products of bacillus of, 179 serum, 186 thermogenic product in urine, 531 Turtle, 546 Typhoid bacillus, 207 products of, 208 fever, 207, 249 Typhotoxin, 39, 208, 392 isomer of, 390, 393 Tyrosin, 164, 161,313,414 Tyrotoxicon, 40, 87, 98, 104, 118, 207, 402 in summer diarrhoea, 207 Tyrotoxin, 94 UN"DETERMINEDleucomaius,623 ptomains, 402 et seq. 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