Remarks on a new method (interlamellar films) of studying the development of micro-organisms and the mutability of their characters and properties / by Sheridan Délepine.

  • Delépine, Sheridan, 1855-1921.
Date:
[1891]
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Credit: Remarks on a new method (interlamellar films) of studying the development of micro-organisms and the mutability of their characters and properties / by Sheridan Délepine. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London.

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    IV I.—A slide with interlamellar film, ready for incubation. A a, Side rests. B b, Drops of sealing-wax supporting the cover. C c, Covor-glass compressing a drop of nutrient material. D, Very small drop of gelatine or other material containing a few spores. II. —A cover-glass with very small central drop inoculated (d). III.—A cover-glass with a small central streak (e e) containing micro-organisms. XV.—Diagrammatic representation of eleven interlamellar cultivations in a moist chamber, showing the disposition which I have adopted both for this method and for other forms of film or plate cultivations. A, Outer basin containing a thin layer of water (w) at the bottom, b, Covering basin with a flat bottom, allowing a series of moist chambers to he piled one above the other in the incubator. C, Inner bell preventing condensed water falling upon the slide. D, Plate supported by pieces of cork, e’s, Slides. >