THE ALEXANDER FLEMING PAPERS - British Library

1. f. 47. Is penicillin dialysed through cellophane? Results include a
coloured diagram of a plate; 28 April 1937.
2. f. 48. Staph anti toxin in agar; 8 April 1937.
3. f. 49. Cholera on cellophane; 11 May 1937.
4. f. 50. Recovery of chronogenic properties on paper using prodigiosin
and B. violaceus; 14 May 1937.
5. f. 52. Notes from ‘germicidal evaluation of disinfectants’ by Hunt in
Journal of Infectious Diseases 1937, 60, 232; n.d.
Section seven: n.d.
ff. 53-54, 57-63, 66. Staphylococcus
i) On antitoxin agar
ii) On normal serum agar
iii) On boiled blood agar
iv) On agar containing boiled serum
Section eight:
1. ff. 70-75. Staphylococcus on agar plates containing BW & Co
staphylococcus antitoxin; 17-20 July 1937.
2. ff. 80, 82-87. BW& Co antitoxin; 23 July.
3. f. 81. Toxin and antitoxin in agar; 26 July 1937.
4. f. 94. Longevity of cholera cultures; 1 Oct.1937.
5. ff. 92v-95. Haemolysis human blood agar; 3 Oct. 1937.
6. f. 96. McElligott’s sulphonamide plates; 25 Nov. 1937.
7. f. 98. Notes from an article on ‘Potassium Tellurite as an Indictor of
Microbial Life’ by W. E. King and L. Davis in American Journal of
Public Health, 1914, 4, 917.
8. f. 99. Notes from an articles on ‘Tellurite Reaction with Coli Typhoid
and other Organisms’ 1914 by L. Davis in Centralblatt für
Bakteriologie, p.180; n.d.
Section nine: 1 Dec. 1937-21 Jan. 1938.
ff. 100-104, 115. Coagulation
i) Effect of implants on coagulation of plasma – implants into
plasma from 24 hour broth culture and two day old capillary
tube serum culture
ii) Coagulase staphylococcus
iii) Staphylococcus haemolysis on blood agar
iv) Staphylococcus coagulase