1931
DOI: 10.1128/jb.22.5.309-321.1931
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Filter-Passing Anaerobic Bacteria of the Upper Respiratory Tract in Health and During Acute Respiratory Disease

Abstract: The observations here reported form part of a study of the nasopharyngeal flora of persons in isolated communities during health and when they were suffering with colds. The results of studies of aerobic flora have been published (Burky and Smillie (1929); Milam and Smillie (1931)). Field studies have been made in southern Alabama, in Labrador, and in St. John, one of the Virgin Islands in the West Indies. In the course of this field work cultures were made of the filter-passing anaerobic organisms of the naso… Show more

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