The Establishment of Various Trichomonads of Animals and Man in Axenic Cultures

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Abstract
The advantages of axenic cultures of trichomonads for biological and physiological investigations motivated studies to devise methods of establishing such cultures from infective material obtained from chickens, turkeys, domestic pigeons, mourning doves, and Canada geese, and also from rats, swine, cattle, and man. Details of the medium and techniques employed are given here, together with information on the writer''s experience with the establishment of such cultures.