Publications
| Title | Abstract | Year Filter | PMID(sorted ascending) Filter |
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| immunogenicity of highly purified -toxoid of clostridium perfringens. | 1972 | 4338981 | |
| providencia measuring in a well water sample. | 1972 | 4339093 | |
| [treatment of gas gangrene]. | 1971 | 4339150 | |
| clostridial infection in the urinary tract. report of a case of bladder infection due to clostridium welchii. | 1972 | 4339299 | |
| eimeria tenella in monoflora and diflora chicks. | 1972 | 4339492 | |
| [stimulation of adp polymerization by poly u with polynucleotide phosphorylase from clostridium perfringens]. | 1972 | 4339517 | |
| [a new class of welchicins]. | 1971 | 4339610 | |
| n-acetylneuraminic acid aldolase of clostridium perfringens: purification, properties and mechanism of action. | 1972 | 4339794 | |
| 3-hydroxy-n-acetylneuraminic acid: synthesis and inhibitory properties. | 1972 | 4339795 | |
| pathogenicity of human oral strains of haemophili: enzymes, anaerobiosis and effects on mice and rabbits. | 1972 | 4339971 | |
| bacterial contamination of food. | 1972 | 4340202 | |
| spore formation and germination of clostridium perfringens in the digestive tract of holoxenic and axenic mice. | 1972 | 4340357 | |
| [serotherapy of the gas gangrene]. | 1972 | 4340520 | |
| the effect of some inhibitors on the activities of some organisms, responsible for gassiness in soft cheese. | 1972 | 4340762 | |
| [pigeons as models for the study of food poisoning caused by clostridium perfringens type a]. | 1972 | 4340857 | |
| studies on human platelet gangliosides. | gangliosides, glycosphingolipids which contain sialic acid, were studied in human platelets. they represented 0.5% of the platelet lipids and accounted for 6% of the total neuraminic acid content of platelets. three major ganglioside fractions were identified and characterized. ganglioside i was hematoside (g(6)) and comprised 92% of the platelet gangliosides. it contained glucose, galactose, and sialic acid in molar ratios of 1:1:1 and no hexosamine. the major fatty acid was behenate (22:0). ga ... | 1972 | 4341436 |
| delayed biliary duct obstruction after orthotopic liver transplantation. | 1972 | 4341571 | |
| emergence of insulin receptors on human lymphocytes during in vitro transformation. | essentially no specific binding sites for insulin are detected in small lymphocytes freshly isolated from human blood. insulin-binding sites appear on the lymphocyte surface during transformation in vitro with concanavalin a, and the number of these receptors increases sharply to reach a maximum between 24 and 46 hr after exposure to the mitogen. the appearance of de novo binding sites for insulin coincides with the increase in [(3)h]thymidine uptake into nuclear dna and clearly precedes the app ... | 1972 | 4341701 |
| hydrolyses of 1-o-alkyl-, 1-o-alkenyl-, and 1-acyl-2-(1- 14 c)-linoleoyl-glycero-3-phosphorylcholine by various phospholipases. | 1972 | 4341743 | |
| the site of vascular response to the -toxin of clostridium perfringens type a in skeletal muscle. | 1972 | 4341798 | |
| bacterial food poisoning in perspective. | 1972 | 4341855 | |
| the effect of two methods of cooking and cooling on clostridium welchii and other bacteria in meat. | a comparison was made of beef cooked in conventional and moist air (rapidaire) ovens. in both large (ca. 4.5 kg.) and small (ca. 2.7 kg.) joints, spores of clostridium welchii survived after cooking but vegetative cells, escherichia coli, and staphylococcus aureus, did not, regardless of the type of oven used.cooling at room temperature after cooking permitted growth of cl. welchii. although some multiplication also occurred in the centre of large roasts cooled under refrigeration, the viable co ... | 1972 | 4341997 |
| observations on procedures for thawing and spit-roasting frozen dressed chickens, and post-cooking care and storage: with particular reference to food-poisoning bacteria. | a comparison was made of four methods of thawing frozen chickens and an average thaw time for each method was determined.fully and partially thawed chickens, inoculated with salmonellas, clostridium welchii and staphylococcus aureus were cooked in a spit-roasting oven at different temperatures for different lengths of time. the chickens were examined freshly cooked and after storage under various conditions.spit roasting fully thawed chickens until the outer skin was golden brown was sufficient ... | 1972 | 4342001 |
| intestinal epithelium brush border and microsome chemistry. ii. cholera exoenterotoxin and neuramindase effects. | 1972 | 4342224 | |
| food poisoning and spoilage bacteria in poultry processing. | 1972 | 4342259 | |
| bile acids: a ph dependent antibacterial system in the gut? | bile acids are secreted in the bile in the form of conjugates and many species of intestinal bacteria can rapidly deconjugate them. studies have shown that an unconjugated bile acid may have bactericidal and bacteriostatic effects, which are ph dependent. it is proposed that unconjugated bile acids may be involved in a homoeostatic mechanism, preventing bacterial growth in the small intestine. | 1972 | 4342502 |
| some observations on clindamycin. | 1972 | 4342524 | |
| [anaerobic infection following world war ii]. | 1972 | 4342625 | |
| [restriction and modification of phage r by clostridium perfringens nctc 8798 and its mutants]. | 1972 | 4342633 | |
| [early diagnosis of biliary clostridium welchii during cholecystectomy]. | 1972 | 4342767 | |
| observations on the post-transcriptionally modified nucleotides in the 16s ribosomal ribonucleic acid. | the 16s (18s) ribosomal ribonucleic acids from a number of organisms were screened for the presence of (some of) the post-transcriptionally modified oligomers found in escherichia coli 16s ribosomal ribonucleic acid. all prokaryotic 16s species contained all of the modified oligomers tested, with the sole exception that one such oligomer was missing in alcaligenes faecalis. the post-transcriptional modifications in all of these oligomers except one appear to occur at the later stagesin ribosomal ... | 1972 | 4342811 |
| resolution of the hemolytic and the hydrolytic activities of phospholipase-c preparation from clostridium perfringens. | 1972 | 4342909 | |
| a sensitive and specific plate test for the quantitation of phospholipases. | 1972 | 4342994 | |
| halogenated compounds for the sensitive detection of clostridia by gas chromatography. | 1972 | 4343058 | |
| some qualitative and quantitative aspects of the intestinal microflora of the glaucous-winged gull (larus glaucescens). | 1972 | 4343059 | |
| enzymes that destroy blood group specificity. v. the oligosaccharase of clostridium perfringens. | 1972 | 4343155 | |
| [hamburg's disease. acute necrosing enteritis]. | 1972 | 4343180 | |
| a preliminary evaluation of clostridium sp. in the etiology of hamster enteritis. | 1972 | 4343329 | |
| biological characteristics of clostridium perfringens type a enterotoxin. | an enterotoxin with the ability to induce fluid accumulation in rabbit ileal loops, erythema in the skin of guinea pigs, and lethality in mice appears in cell extracts (ce) and culture filtrates (cf) of sporulating cells of some clostridium perfringens type a strains. all activities in ce and cf were eluted simultaneously from a sephadex g-200 column. different elution patterns were obtained for these activities present in ce and cf. rabbit immune serum against cf and the active ce fractions eli ... | 1971 | 4343403 |
| iron binding proteins and infection. | 1972 | 4343570 | |
| clostridium pyoarthritis of the shoulder associated with multiple myeloma. | 1972 | 4343798 | |
| assessment of the sanitary effectiveness of holding temperatures on beef cooked at low temperature. | beef cubes cooked at low temperature were surface inoculated and incubated at 43.3 through 53.3 c to establish temperature limits for growth of staphylococci, salmonellae, and clostridium perfringens. a greater than 99% reduction in staphylococci was achieved after 6 hr at 48.8 c, of salmonellae at 51.1 c, and of c. perfringens at 53.3 c. there were no survivors of a mixed inoculum of staphylococcus aureus, salmonella enteritidis, and c. perfringens after 12 hr at 51.1 c. | 1972 | 4343865 |
| effect of tryptophan modification on the activity of bacterial and viral neuraminidase. | 1972 | 4343930 | |
| immunochemistry of the capsular polysaccharides from clostridium perfringens: selected hobbs strains 1, 5, 9, and 10. | the properties of the immunochemically distinct substances isolated from four strains of clostridium perfringens, mucoid variants of hobbs 1, 5, 9, and 10, were shown to be compatible with the hypothesis that polysaccharides are generally responsible for the "type-specificity" of these organisms. the presence of "group-specific" substance was demonstrated by the cross-reaction of recent preparations of hobbs 5 antisera with the isolated polysaccharides. the cross-reactions were not observed with ... | 1972 | 4343932 |
| action of a phospholipase c preparation on the first component of complement of guinea pig and human serum: lack of correlation with enzyme activity. | interaction of a phospholipase c (from clostridium welchii) preparation with the first component of human and guinea pig complement in serum is due to contaminants devoid of phospholipase c activity. | 1972 | 4344029 |
| the effect of enterotoxin of clostridium welchii (perfringens) on the systemic blood pressure of sheep. | 1972 | 4344055 | |
| [lipase and tweenase activity of cl. perfringens and cl. botulinum]. | 1972 | 4344071 | |
| purification and biochemical properties of clostridium perfringens type a enterotoxin. | the sporulation-specific enterotoxin of clostridium perfringens type a, which is the toxin active in human food poisoning, has been purified from extracts of sporulating cells. highly purified enterotoxin was obtained by treatment of crude cell extract with ribonuclease for 30 min, followed by sequential chromatography on sephadex g-100, cellex t cellulose, and hydroxylapatite. recovery was 65 to 75% of the initial activity. enterotoxin purity was > 99% as indicated by sedimentation velocity, se ... | 1972 | 4344364 |
| diagnosis of clostridial diseases. | 1972 | 4344639 | |
| the effect of bile acids on intestinal microflora. | 1972 | 4344803 | |
| chemically defined medium for growth and sporulation of clostridium perfringens. | a chemically defined medium was developed that could support sporulation and growth of clostridium perfringens strains atcc 12916 and h9. this medium consisted of a modification of the basal medium of boyd et al. plus 0.1% sodium thioglycolate and 0.5% monosodium glutamate. five other strains grew, but did not sporulate, in this medium. with the addition of more vatamins into the medium, two more strains grew but did not sporulate. the effects of glucose, monosodium glutamate, ammonium glutamate ... | 1972 | 4344959 |
| quantitation of clostridium perfringens type a enterotoxin by electroimmunodiffusion. | conditions for quantitation of clostridium perfringens type a enterotoxin by electroimmunodiffusion are described. as little as 0.01 mug of enterotoxin could be detected. electroimmunodiffusion was more sensitive than either single gel diffusion or quantitation based on erythemal activity of the toxin in guinea pig skin. | 1972 | 4344960 |
| sporulation of clostridium perfringens type a in vacuum-sealed meats. | type a strains of clostridium perfringens inoculated into vacuum-sealed packages of hamburger, roast beef, ground beef plus cream sauce, and turkey roll produced high levels of spores. | 1972 | 4344962 |
| the nature of bacterial toxins. | 1972 | 4345047 | |
| rabbit muscle gangliosides. | four ganglioside fractions were isolated from rabbit muscle: one hematoside and three hexosamine-containing species. they were analyzed for hexoses, hexosamine, sialic acid, fatty acids, and long-chain base content. the molar ratios of sphingosine-hexose-hexosamine-sialic acid were: for hematoside, 1:2:0:1; for the disialogangliosides, 1:3:1:2; and for trisialoganglioside, 1:3:1:3. the carbohydrates were studied by thin-layer and paper chromatography. the hexoses were glucose and galactose; the ... | 1972 | 4345056 |
| sialic acid in prednisolone treated hela cells; suggested mechanism for elevated levels at the cell surface. | 1972 | 4345091 | |
| [functional morphology of the bacterial cell]. | 1972 | 4345136 | |
| the role of alpha-toxin of clostridium perfringens in experimental gas gangrene in guinea pigs. | 1972 | 4345498 | |
| [a case of acute hemolytic anemia due to clostridium perfringens a septicemia]. | 1972 | 4345560 | |
| [the effect of cl. perfringens type a toxin and its lethal lecithinase factor on the microcirculation]. | 1972 | 4345587 | |
| the prevention of experimental clostridium novyi and cl. perfringens gas gangrene in high-velocity missile wounds by active immunisation. | 1972 | 4345766 | |
| identification of lithocholic acid and measurement of other bile acids in serum of healthy humans. | 1973 | 4346071 | |
| the avian intestinal flora with particular reference to the possible ecological significance of the cecal anaerobic bacteria. | 1972 | 4346128 | |
| variability of -galactosidase a and b in different tissues of man. | 1973 | 4346241 | |
| [antagonism of penicillin and levomycetin when used on pathogenic clostridia]. | 1973 | 4346512 | |
| studies on the terminal stages of complement lysis. | 1973 | 4346598 | |
| immunochemical similarity between polysaccharide antigens of escherichia coli 07: k1(l):nm and group b neisseria meningitidis. | 1973 | 4346607 | |
| [microbiological analysis of dehydrated soups]. | 1972 | 4346624 | |
| studies on the substrate specificity of hexosaminidase a and b from liver. | 1972 | 4346630 | |
| bacterial flora in the duodenum of patients after biliary fenestration. | 1973 | 4346688 | |
| treatment of anaerobic infections with lincomycin and clindamycin. | 1972 | 4346707 | |
| identification and typing of clostridia in raw milk in egypt. | 1972 | 4346755 | |
| studies on the wholesomeness of ready-to-eat meat products. i. bacteriological evaluation of comminuted heated products. | bacteriological studies were conducted on comminuted heated types of ready-to-eat meat products. seventy-five per cent of the samples showed total counts in the range of 100-10,000 organisms per gm. of potential food poisoning organisms, coagulase positive staphylococci were present in 4% and clostridium perfringens in 1.7% of all samples in low numbers. of indicator organisms for fecal and sewage contamination, escherichia coli were found in 3.2% and streptococcus fecalis in 5.4% of the samples ... | 1973 | 4346796 |
| gallbladder bacteriology, histology, and gallstones. study of unselected cholecystectomy specimens in honolulu. | 1973 | 4346851 | |
| some investigations concerning the growth characteristics of entamoeba histolytica in monoxenic association in a new culture medium. | 1971 | 4346868 | |
| alteration of the relative stability of da-dt and dg-dc base pairs in dna. | several small alkylammonium ions can eliminate, or even reverse, the usual dependence of the dna transition temperature on base composition. for example, in 3 m tetramethylammonium chloride, or 2.4 m tetraethylammonium chloride, dnas of different base compositions all melt at a common temperature, and with a greatly decreased breadth of transition reflecting only the sequence-independent components of melting cooperativity. at still higher concentrations of such additives, dg.dc-rich dnas melt a ... | 1973 | 4346879 |
| a meal of pig. | 1973 | 4346930 | |
| microbiological testing of skylab foods. | the skylab manned space flight program presented unique food microbiology problems. this challenge was successfully met by careful evaluation of the total skylab food system by considering the nature of skylab foods, their processing and handling, and skylab food safety requirements. some of the unique problems encountered with the skylab foods involved: extended storage times, variations in storage temperatures, no opportunity to resupply or charge foods after launch of the skylab workshop, fir ... | 1973 | 4346978 |
| [study of delayed-type hypersensitivity to the administration of cl. perfringens anatoxin]. | 1972 | 4347172 | |
| fractionation of microbial dna strands on poly i-coated kieselguhr. | 1973 | 4347231 | |
| the binding of hydrogen and calcium ions by tamm-horsfall glycoprotein. | 1972 | 4347237 | |
| metabolism of i-hydroxy-2-ketoheptadecane in myelinating brain. | 1973 | 4347328 | |
| neonatal sepsis due to clostridium perfringens. | 1973 | 4347489 | |
| microheterogeneity of n-acetyl- -d-hexosaminidase of bull epididymis. | 1973 | 4347608 | |
| action of quinacrine mustard on polynucleotides. | 1972 | 4347625 | |
| phospholipase c purification and specificity with respect to individual phospholipids and brain microsomal membrane phospholipids. | 1973 | 4347691 | |
| ro le of phospholipids in the na + ,k + -stimulated adenosine triphosphatase system of brain microsomes. | 1973 | 4347692 | |
| fluid secretory response of bovine thiry jejunal fistula to enterotoxin of clostridium perfringens. | the effect of enterotoxin of clostridium perfringens type a was studied in thiry fistula of the bovine jejunum. accumulation of fluid as a pathological response was demonstrable within 30 min after introduction of enterotoxin into the fistula; the fluid volume increased rapidly within the first 2 hr and reached maximum in 7 hr. the enterotoxin was not destroyed by the jejunal fluid; 52% of it was absorbed in 2 to 3 hr, and all of the enterotoxin was taken up within 8 hr postinoculation. the accu ... | 1973 | 4347724 |
| hyperbaric medicine in the us air force. | 1973 | 4347745 | |
| increased phospholipid depletion alters the apparent specificity of phospholipid-dependence of glucose 6-phosphatase activity. | 1972 | 4347799 | |
| time of enterotoxin formation and release during sporulation of clostridium perfringens type a. | clostridium perfringens enterotoxin was detected intracellularly about 3 hr after the inoculation of vegetative cells into sporulation medium. the subsequent increase in intracellular enterotoxin concentration roughly paralleled but followed by 2.5 to 5 hr the increase in number of heat-resistant spores. the increase in biologically active toxin coincided with the increase in enterotoxin antigen. enterotoxin was released from the sporangium with its lysis, concomitantly with the mature spore rel ... | 1973 | 4347930 |
| [clostridium infections--gas gangrene]. | 1973 | 4347935 | |
| transient increase in capillary permeability induced by clostridium perfringens type a enterotoxin. | a transient increase in capillary permeability was induced in the skin of guinea pigs by clostridium perfringens type a enterotoxin. maximum intensity and maximum diameter of the area of increased capillary permeability were obtained with injection of enterotoxin 10 to 20 min before dye injection. | 1972 | 4348076 |
| [modeling ecological and population relations in experiments with bacterial cultures]. | 1973 | 4348268 | |
| neuraminidase induced loss in the transplantability of murine leukaemia l 1210, induction of immunoprotection and the transfer of induced immunity to normal dba-2 mice by serum and peritoneal cells. | 1973 | 4348470 | |
| [biological properties of clostridium, isolated from food products during preservation]. | 1971 | 4348513 | |
| metabolically controlled hemolysis of chicken erythrocytes. | 1973 | 4348769 | |
| significance of clostridia in the female reproductive tract. | 1973 | 4348863 | |
| [acylation of 6-aminopenicillanic acid with levomycetin monoesters]. | 1972 | 4348896 | |
| [experimental study of the antibacterial action of 7-chloro-7-deoxylincomycin]. | 1972 | 4348897 |