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Is. bacilH. non-virulent or other acid
,roaf baciui Of like quality. or mix
-uras OF different nOn-viruIent oaci-ii'
are trsnsplanted at short Intervals u
from Ave TO ten days on NaehrboedeE
frnaterial used as the foundation Tor
he culture) for a long time-that IS
20 cav for several years; wnereupon,
in the usual manner either the baclsA
and the Naehrboeden are separated as
effective curative products or the
bacilu are worked over either with
The Naehrboeden or any emulsion or
o,her means for keeping them sus-
pending in solutions.
. Method of procedure according
10 patent claim, characterized by tn@
fact that the bacilli produced, accord
ing 70 patent claim No. 1, are eX-
nosed TO repeated passages through
the body Of man or closely related an
iuals, by leaving them for some time
in those bodies. and then by continu-
ous culture of the bacilli changed in
this manner in proper cultures or. IN
the treatment VI man W AAANNA----N-
ov breeding and continuing further
culture Of these bacteri produced ae-
cording TO patent claim l and pre-
served in the secretions or other parts
OF the body.
3. Manner OF developing the pro-
cedure, according to patent claims l
and .. Characterized by the fact that
the bacHH produced. according %
patent claims l and ?. are killed by
bammering before their further use.
T. Manner of developing the proc
ess according 10 claim /. character
lied by the fact that in place Of nom
virulent bacilli, virulent bacilli and
non-virulent bacilH are mixed in one
and the same culture CNaehrbOeuenJ
and then further developed.
Description of Process.
While in ali other known processes
For the manufacture OF tubercula1
curative and protective serums, IN
which tubercular baCilu were used rs
initial material, virulent bacilL or
bacilH with a strong toXlcal erect
we're employed, which, in spite OF az
Efforts TO deprive them by Chemica!
or mechanical processes Of their poi
sons. naturally always did consider
able harm. or a least endangered the
organism, the procedure OF this m
vention rests on the fact that the
curative and protective materials are
produced from non-yirulent tubercu-
Jar cultures or such made non-virl-
lent. or from tubercular or other
bacilI not affected by acids.
According to this present invention,
living cultures Of such tuberCular
bacilii or other baciI not affected
by acids not poisonous Tor man or
mammals, or which have been made
n-virulent. are treated Tor long
time by a continual change Of culture
repeated in short intervals in proper
artificial Naehrboeden. The continu-
allv repeated injections in new cul-
,ural material take place at short In
,ervals of perhaps from five 20 ten
6avs. while as periods of Treatment
perhaps Of from two to four years
must be taken into consideration, ac-
cordinE TO the energy OF growth OF
such cultures.
For In this way. on account Of the
very quick repetition Of the injections,
the highest degree of non-virulence
and harmlessnesS is reached by aa-
Driving the bacilli in question of their
original natural condition and forcing
Them for a long time 10 adapt them
selves quickly TO artificial cultural
materials and conditions OF life, and
n tnlS way even L4AC AelSN ~ ~ VI
virulence is destroyed.
Many Born Without Harm.
OF these bacillH, completely de
priyed of their virulency in this way,
afterward great quantities are born
without harm and so smoothly ac-
cepted by the organism as has not
been possible before in any other way.
Moreover, by this invention We OBJ
tain curative or protective serums in
such a way that the products, gained
In the manner just described-that is
TO say. these now absolutely non
poisonous cultures-are repeatedly eX-
posed to passages through the body
OF man or related animals, or by
leaving them for some time in those
bodies. and by breeding the bacili,
changed in this way in proper cul-
lures, extraordinarily large quanti-
ties: for example, one of several
drains can be successfully used in
these passages through the proper
bodies.
For IF after a somewhat lengthy
stay, perhaps after eight or twelve
months all the bacili have not yet
succumbed either 10 complete gradual
reabsorption or dissolution we gain
from the surviving bacllIi products
which still show considerable increase
At first material for the procedure
In question. the tubercular bacilu of
fhe turtle can be used as described
N the "Centralblatt Fuer Bacteri-
ologie, Parasites and InfectionaI Dis
cases, 1909 chapter l. volume "a.
pages 81 TO 6JS and pages 1854.
curative and protective serums
produced according TO the different
WAYS Of the present procedure are
used either dry or in suitable euul-.
sions or suspended in solutions
Remedy Kills Virulent BaelIi.
II has even been shown that such
curative and protective Serums can
% produced by breeding on the same
Naehrboeden yirulent tubercular ba-
CHI, and non-yirulent tubercuI8r ba-
cll or any aCid-proOf bacilli.
In this process il was to he eN-
pected that the viruIent bacilIi would
remain effective and maintain their
harmful properties even in these mix
lures. But quite unexpectedly i'm this
case the non-virulent cultured parts
l"unteract and make non-effective.
tae Fruient ones They finally stop
lher further increase entirely and
ahhihllat. them. n has been proved
hF experiment that these mixed cul-
lI-s produced In the proper proper
ZION rar1Trr.... .