A. Bacot

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The Comparative Effectiveness of Certain Culicifuges under Laboratory Conditions

A. Bacot, 1919, Parasitology.

A Contribution to the Bionomics of Pediculus humanus (vestimenti) and Pediculus capitis.

A. Bacot, 1917 .

The Louse Problem

A. Bacot, 1917, Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine.

LXVII. Observations on the mechanism of the transmission of plague by fleas.

C. J. Martin, A. Bacot, 1914, The Journal of hygiene.

An Hereditary Rickettsia-like Parasite of the Bed Bug (Cimex lectularius)

J. Arkwright, A. Bacot, E. E. Atkin, 1921, Parasitology.

The Association of Rickettsia with Trench Fever

J. Arkwright, F. M. Duncan, A. Bacot, 1919, Journal of Hygiene.

The Minute Bodies (Rickettsia) found in Association with Trench Fever, Typhus Fever and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever.

J. Arkwright, F. M. Duncan, A. Bacot, 1919 .

A Note on the period during which the Eggs of Stegomyia fasciata (Aëdes calopus) from Sierra Leone Stock retain their vitality in a Humid Temperature

A. Bacot, 1918, Parasitology.

The Relation between the hatching of the Eggs and the Development of the Larvae of Stegomyia fasciata (Aëdes calopus), and the presence of Bacteria and Yeasts

A. Bacot, E. E. Atkin, 1917, Parasitology.

DESTRUCTION OF NITS OF THE CLOTHES LOUSE BY SOLUTIONS OF CRESOL-SOAP EMULSION AND LYSOL

A. Bacot, L. Lloyd, 1918, British medical journal.

A SIMPLE MEANS OF ASCERTAINING IF A STERILIZING HUT IS HOT ENOUGH TO DESTROY LICE AND NITS IN CLOTHING OR BLANKETS

A. Bacot, 1917, British medical journal.

Observations on the Larvae of Fleas

W. G. Ridewood, A. Bacot, 1914, Parasitology.

LXIX. A study of the bionomics of the common rat fleas and other species associated with human habitations, with special reference to the influence of temperature and humidity at various periods of the life history of the insect.

A. Bacot, 2022, Journal of Hygiene.

The Fleas found on Rats and other Rodents, living in Association with Man, and Trapped in the Towns, Villages and Nile Boats of Upper Egypt

G. F. Petrie, A. Bacot, R. Todd, 1914, Epidemiology and Infection.

Observations on the Morphology of Rickettsia prowazeki occurring in Lice (Pediculus humanus) infected with the Virus of Typhus Fever

J. Arkwright, A. Bacot, 1923, Parasitology.

Experiments on the Infectivity of Typhus Virus Contained in Lice (Pediculus humanus and Pedicinus longiceps)

A. Bacot, E. E. Atkin, 1922 .

The Infection of Lice (Pediculus humanus) with Rickettsia prowazeki by the Injection per rectum of the Blood Platelets of Typhus-infected Guinea-pigs and the Reinfection of other Guinea-pigs from these Lice.

J. Segal, A. Bacot, 1922 .

Details of the Technique adopted in following Weigl's Plan of feeding Lice infected with the Virus of Typhus Fever by Rectal Injection.

A. Bacot, 1922 .

The Respective Influences of Temperature and Moisture upon the Survival of the Rat Flea (Xenopsylla cheopis) away from its host

C. J. Martin, A. Bacot, 1924, Journal of Hygiene.

The Influence of Temperature, Submersion and Burial on the Survival of Eggs and Larvae of Cimex lectularius

A. Bacot, 1914 .

The Incubation Period of the Eggs of Haematopinus asini

A. Bacot, L. Linzell, 1919, Parasitology.

ON THE PROBABLE IDENTITY OF RICKETTSIA PEDICULI WITH RICKETTSIA QUINTANA

A. Bacot, 1921, British medical journal.

LXXXI. Further notes on the mechanism of the transmission of plague by fleas.

A. Bacot, BY A. W. Bacot, 1915, The Journal of hygiene.

The Fleas found on Rats and their Relation to Plague

A. Bacot, 1919 .

LXXI. The effect of the vapours of various insecticides upon fleas (Ceratophyllus fasciatus and Xenopsylla cheopis) at each stage in their life history and upon the bed bug (Cimex lectularius) in its larval stage.

A. Bacot, 1914, The Journal of hygiene.