SUMMARY. A neopeptone blood broth was a satisfactory medium for cultivation of the frog trypanosome T. ranarum, though it did not support as consistently good growth as the corresponding diphasic medium. The superiority of diphasic over liquid medium could be explained only by the presence of a reserve of nutrients in the agar slant which diffuse into the liquid phase. Inocula from culture tubes 12 days or less in age resulting from a succession of rapid transfers appeared to be necessary for maximal growth.
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