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According to Wikipedia, Veranus Alva Moore was a U.S. bacteriologist and pathologist. Early life and education He was born in Hounsfield, New York. A Cornell University graduate and faculty member, Moore served as head of the United States Department of Agriculture's Division of Animal Pathology from 1895 to 1896. He also served as president of the Society of American Bacteriologists in 1910, and as dean of the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine from 1908 to 1929.

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Veranus Alva Moore's Published Works

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Undulant Fever in Man associated with Bacteria indistinguishable from Brucella abortus. (6)
BACTERIOLOGY IN GENERAL EDUCATION. (1911) (4)
The Morbid Anatomy and Etiology of Avian Tuberculosis. (1904) (2)
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON STANDARD METHODS FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF RABIES. (1911) (2)
ANIMAL EXPERIMENTATION: THE PROTECTION IT AFFORDS TO ANIMALS THEMSELVES AND ITS VALUE TO THE LIVE-STOCK INDUSTRY OF THE COUNTRY (1910) (1)
The Hemospast: A New and Convenient Instrument for Drawing Blood for Microscopic Examination (1)
The Agglutination Method of Diagnosis in the Control of Glanders. (1907) (1)
A COMPARISON OF B. COLI COMMUNIS FROM DIFFERENT SPECIES OF ANIMALS. (1)
DISEASES OF ANIMALS COMMUNICABLE TO MAN. (1927) (1)
Christmas Card to Alumni, 1912 (0)
An Apparatus for Holding Cover-Glasses (0)
Veterinary Hygiene. (0)
On the Flagella of Motile Bacteria (0)
The pathology and differential diagnosis of infectious diseases of animals, with an introduction by Daniel Elmer Salmon. (0)
The Annual Address of the Presiding Officer: The Natural in Disease (0)
Bovine tuberculosis and its control, by Veranus Alva Moore ... thirty full page illustrations. (0)
The pathology and differential diagnosis of infectious diseases of animals : prepared for students and practitioners of veterinary medicine / (0)
The role of experiments on animals in the treatment of disease (1932) (0)
Veterinary Sanitation. (0)
A Contribution to the Study of the Myelin Degeneration of the Pulmonary Alveola Epithelium (1893) (0)
MOORE, VERA ANNIE (NEE ROSENBLUM) (0)
Discussion on Vivisection vs. Anti-Vivisection (1896) (0)
Veterinary Sanitation. (0)
THE NEW YORK STATE VETERINARY COLLEGE AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY. (1914) (0)
An Incubator for Student Use (1900) (0)
Veterinary Hygiene. (0)
Observations on Staining the Flagella on Motile Bacteria (0)
Veterinary Sanitation. (0)
Veterinary Sanitation. (0)
An Outbreak of Rabbit Septicæmia, with Observations on the Nature of the Disease and its Specific Organism (1893) (0)
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON STANDARD METHODS FOR THE BACTERIAL DIAGNOSIS OF GLANDERS. (1915) (0)
Some Principles of Pathology Significant in the Control of Animal Diseases. 1 1A part of the Report of the Committee on Diseases of the A.V.M.A. presented at the Kansas City meeting, September, 1907. (0)
REPORT OF COMMITTEE NDA METHOS METHODE F THE CTROL HE BINE TUBERCULOSIS IN BERCULOSIS IN RELATION TO MILK-SUPPLIES TION TO M*K-SUPPLIES (1911) (0)
Mouse Septicæmia Bacilli in a Pig’s Spleen (1892) (0)
The Ammoniacal Fermentation of Urine (0)
Bulletin: Number 277: The Bang Method of Controlling Tuberculosis, with an Illustration of its Application (1906) (0)
Christmas Letter to Alumni, 1918 (0)
Laboratory manual in general and pathogenic bacteriology and immunity (0)
Veterinary Hygiene. (0)
Report of the Committee on Standard Methods for the Preparation of Tuberculin and Mallein (1910) (0)
The Character of the Flagella (1895) (0)
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON STANDARD METHODS FOR THE BACTERIAL DIAGNOSIS OF GLANDERS. (1911) (0)
Laboratory directions for beginners in bacteriology; an introduction to practical bacteriology for students and practitioners of comparative and of human medicine, by Veranus A. Moore. (0)
The pathology and differential diagnosis of infectious diseases of animals, by Veranus Alva Moore. With an introduction by D. E. Salmon. (0)
Laboratory directions for beginners in bacteriology, by Veranus A. Moore. (0)
Investigations concerning infectious diseases among poultry. By Theobald Smith ... and Veranus A. Moore ... (0)
Christmas Letter to Alumni, 1926 (0)
"INFECTIVE SWINE DISEASES": A CORRECTION. (1897) (0)
Powdered Soap as a Cause of Death among Swill-fed Hogs (1898) (0)
Veterinary Sanitation. (0)
Microbiology in Relation to Domestic Animals (0)
Veterinary Hygiene. (0)
Chairman's Address, Laboratory Section. (0)
On the Nature of the Flagella and Their Value in the Systematic Classification of Bacteria. (0)
Preliminary Observations on Skin Disinfection and Wound Infection (1901) (0)

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