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THE ALEXANDER FLEMING PAPERS - British Library

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Section nine:<br />

1. f. 185. Temperature on the velocity of lysis<br />

2. ff. 186-187. Experiments to test for the substance in dogs’ tissues; 28<br />

Jan. 1921.<br />

3. f. 188. Bactericidal experiment with tears and B. abortus (Bang’s<br />

bacillus) includes a diagram.<br />

56155. Vol. L. 16 Feb. 1922-10 June 1923.<br />

ff. ii + 237. 324 x 204mm. Hard red cover. Inside the front cover is a label<br />

for ‘W. Isacke, Account Book Maker, 211 Edgeware Road, London’.<br />

Fleming used sections of the book at different times and/or<br />

simultaneously, and he also has gone back and re-used sections of the<br />

notebook at later dates.<br />

Notebook includes:<br />

f. 5. Unfinished contents list.<br />

Section one: 16 Feb.-April 1922.<br />

ff. 6-35, 39-40, 51, 55. Absorption and action of ‘microzyme’ on cocci<br />

i) Microzymes on cocci<br />

ii) Calculation of absorption<br />

iii) Absorption of tear microzyme with AF cocci<br />

iv) Tears and egg on streptococci<br />

v) Absorption of microzyme<br />

vi) The lytic power of emotional tears<br />

vii) Streptococci on eggs and tears<br />

viii) Serum lysozyme after inoculation (first use of the word<br />

lysozyme in these notebooks f. 34)<br />

ix) Pus lysozyme and different treatments<br />

x) Absorption of ‘lysozyme’ in tears (f. 38)<br />

Section two: n.d.<br />

ff. 36-38, 56. Resistance<br />

i) Resistant strains of AF coccus<br />

ii) Resistance of nasal mucus resistant strain AF coccus to other<br />

extracts and secretions<br />

iii) Resistant forms of AF coccus second generation (f. 39)<br />

Section three; n.d.<br />

ff. 41-50, 52-53. Bactericidal<br />

i) Experiments examining the effect of lysozyme in tears and<br />

albumen on various substances and bacteria– sanjarian, B. coli,<br />

Pullonin, Chick. B, Canary Cholera, Avisetieus,<br />

staphylococcus, Abortus Bang, B. pestis, P. T. B, Rodets<br />

ii) Experiment involving an extract of brain and Fleming’s extract<br />

versus coli, typhoid etc.<br />

iii) Experiment comparing mouth and throat streptococcus with<br />

tears, nasal mucus and extract from the tonsils

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