...not produce the disease in man, but he said : " It seems to me that, accepting the clinical evidence, bovine tuberculosis may be transmitted to children...numbers of bacilli, as in udder tuberculosis, or when unknown favourable conditions exist." Koch, however, went far be}rond this. In his address on Tuberculosis...

...not conclude, however, that bovine bacilli could not produce disease in the human subject, but said: It seems to me that, accepting the clinical evidence...or when certain unknown favorable conditions exist. Koch, however, in his address at the British Congress on Tuberculosis, went far beyond this and maintained...

...disease in the human subject, but said : It seems to me that, accepting the clinical evidence on hnml, bovine tuberculosis may be transmitted to children...body is overpowered by large numbers of bacilli, as lu udder tuberculosis, or when certain unknown favorable conditions exist. Koch, however, in his address...

...however, that bovine bacilli could not produce disease in the human subject, but said : It seems to mf that, accepting the clinical evidence on hand, bovine...or when certain unknown favorable conditions exist. , Koch, however, in his address at the British Congress on Tuberculosis, went far bevond this and maintained...

...human subject, but said that bovine tuberculosis might be transmitted to children when the body was overpowered by large numbers of bacilli, as in udder tuberculosis, or when certain unfavorable conditions existed. He adduced evidence that four human cultures caused generalized tuberculosis...

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...of Comparative Medicine and Veterinary Archives, December, 1897. He adds the following case: — " It seems to me that, accepting the clinical evidence...or when certain unknown favorable conditions exist. [Probably much the same as in glanders. The number of glandered horses in certain places is out of...

...not conclude, however, that bovine bacilli could not produce disease in the human subject, but said : "It seems to me that, accepting the clinical evidence...when certain unknown favorable conditions exist." Koch, however, in his address at the British Congress on Tuberculosis, went far beyond this and maintained...