A Simplified Technique for Culturing Malarial Parasites Aerobically *This paper forms a part of the investigation undertaken under the auspices of the Indian Research Fund Association "1927—1928."

By R. ROW, m.d. (Lond.), d.sc. (Load.), m.r.c.p., o.b.E., Professor of Pathology, Grant Medical College, Bombay. From the F. D. Petit Laboratory, Byculla, Bombay. To Bass belongs the credit of demonstrating for the first time that malarial parasites can be cultured in vitro: Bass and later on Bass and John's technique being complicated, the author of this memoir devised and published the details of a simplified technique for culturing haemosporidia where one could operate even with small quantities of infected blood. Later, Sinton described a similar but a more elaborate method