Publications

bancroftrema neoceratodi, gen. et sp. n., a paramphistomatid trematode from the australian lungfish.		1966	5951282
neobothriocephalus aspinosus gen. et sp. n. (pseudophyllidea: parabothriocephalidae), from the peruvian marine fish, neptomenus crassus.		1966	5926330
life history of echinostoma barbosai sp. n. (trematoda: echinostomatidae).		1966	5926328
taxonomy of the genus brachylaima dujardin (trematoda: digenea) with description of b. chiapensis sp. n. from peromyscus guatemalensis in mexico.		1966	5332756
effect of electrolytes on differentiation in achlya sp.	some factors controlling the differentiation of sporangia and gemmae in an isolate of achlya sp. were investigated by replacement culture technique. factors in the replacement medium which affect differentiation were as follows: a) calcium is required for the differentiation of both sporangia and gemmae. b) calcium cannot be replaced by magnesium, potassium or sodium. c) gemmae are induced when the replacement medium contains salt at 40 to 80 mm. d) the salt induction of gemmae is nonspecific, s ...	1966	16656393
the ultrastructure of the integument of the frog bladder fluke, gorgoderina sp.		1966	5927221
sphaerechinorhynchus serpenticola sp. n. (acanthocephala: sphaerechinorhynchinae), a parasite of the asian cobra, naja naja (cantor), in borneo (malaysia).		1966	5927219
caudouterina rhyacotritoni gen. et sp. n. (trematoda: digenea) from the olympic salamander.		1966	5926643
on zeylanema mastacembeli n.sp. (camallanidae, camallaninae, zeylanema yeh, 1960) from mastacembelus armatus (lacep).		1966	5299048
[one more letter by s.p. botkin].		1966	4877196
[on the history of the published paper by s. p. botkin "general principles of clinical medicine"].		1966	4876695
[the anti-pressor effect of heparins, heparinoids and sp-54 in hypertensive patients].		1966	4162845
spermatophore web formation in a pseudoscorpion.	the male pseudoscorpion serianus sp. n. deposits spermatophores without mating, but only when females are present. it marks a path to the spermatophore with silken threads produced in an endodermal gland, which is homologous to the rectal pocket in males and females of other species and in the female of the same species.	1966	17802636
fossil mammals from baja california: new evidence on early tertiary migrations.	ungulates belonging to the family barylambdidae were found in the same geologic unit with, but stratigraphically above, a specimen assigned to the tillodontia and above several molars of the perissodactyl cf. hyracotherium sp. this arrangement is unusual, as in the well-documented faunas from the rocky mountain region barylambdidae are known only from the paleocene, tillodontia from the paleocene and eocene, while hyracotherium is known only from the eocene. the expected stratigraphic order woul ...	1966	17814386
minchinia nelsoni n. sp. (haplosporida, haplosporidiidae): causative agent of the delaware bay oyster epizoötic.	since 1957, oyster popuulations of the middle atlantic coast have been ravaged by a new sporozoan parasite that has been called "msx." this parasite is identified as a new species of minchinia that invades oysters through epithelial tissues of gill, palp, water tubes, and, occasionally, of the digestive tract. multinucleate plasmodia are recognized in fresh and fixed preparations.	1966	4958376
[sp-i and sp-g].		1966	5978530
development of the symbiosis of convoluta roscoffensis graff and platymonas sp.(1).	the acoel flatworm convoluta roscoffensis is infected by the alga platymonas sp. the ova and young convoluta do not contain algae, and each generation must be reinfected. the infecting algae undergo morphological alterations when within the worm. flagella, theca, and eyespot are lost in that order. flagellar basal bodies and striated rootlets remain. loss of theca may be the result of a dissolution process, possibly the result of enzymes from the animal or from the algae. upon loss of theca, the ...	1966	27053412
chlamydomonas smithii sp. nov.-a chlamydomonad interfertile with chlamydomonas reinhardtip.	chlamyclomonas smithii sp. nov. is described from two strains of chlamyclomonas originally isolated by dr. gilbert m. smith. the mating types are inter-fertile with those of chlamyclomonas reinhardtii (culture no. 89 and 90) maintained in the culture collection of algae at indiana university. this species is distinguished from all others by the body shape and slit chromatophore.	1966	27053409
observations on the nervous system of aporcelaimus amphidysis n. sp. (nematoda: dorylaimoidea).		1966	5919294
concerning the specificity of dermatophyte-reacting antibody in human and experimental animal sera.	common antigens were shown in t. rubrum, t. mentagrophytes, hormodendrum sp., and penicillium sp. by agar gel diffusion, hemagglutination, and hemagglutination-inhibition tests. the immune response of rabbits to injections of dermatophyte mycelium was shown by the development of a state of hypersensitivity and by antibody production. antibody in rabbit anti-dermatophyte serum could be completely removed by absorption with dermatophyte mycelium but only partially by mycelium of penicillium sp., i ...	1966	25622346
the morphology of lecithaster musteli sp.nov. (digenea: hemiuridae) from the intestine of onos mustelus (l.) and a review of the genus lecithaster lühe, 1901.		1966	5968802
the dispersion of indicator flowing through simplified models of the circulation and its relevance to velocity profile in blood vessels.	1. the distribution of velocity (velocity profile) was studied in water flowing through simple models of the circulation. dye was injected and the distribution of velocity was assessed from indicator concentration-time curves recorded with a photomultiplier.2. observations were made on straight and curved tubes and on a tube containing a short region with an elliptical cross-section. with steady flow, the rate was varied over the range 24-870 ml./min (reynolds number 102-3690). sinusoidal pulsat ...	1966	5918057
haemoproteus palumbis sp. nov. (sporozoa, haemosporina) of the english wood-pigeon columba p. palumbus.		1966	4961346
pseudocohnilembus marinus n. sp., a hymenostome ciliate from the virginia coast.		1966	4961343
potomacus pottsi n. g., n. sp., a hymenostome ciliate from the potomac river.		1966	4961342
the host-restriction of haemoproteus sp. indet. of the wood-pigeon columba p. palumbus.		1966	4961337
glauconema trihymene n. g., n. sp., a hymenostome ciliate from the virginia coast.		1966	4961335
the microscopic anatomy and ultrastructure of the nervous system in the earthworm (lumbricus sp.) with emphasis on the relationship between glial cells and neurons.		1966	4165525
retention of episomes during protoplasting and during propagation in the l state.	kawakami, masaya (georgetown university, washington, d.c.), and otto e. landman. retention of episomes during protoplasting and during propagation in the l state. j. bacteriol. 92:398-404. 1966.-in earlier work, it was observed that the mesosomes of bacillus magaterium and b. subtilis are expelled from the cell interior during protoplasting and that mesosome fragments are released into the supernatant fluid as the cell wall disintegrates. since the resultant protoplasts remain intact and capable ...	1966	16562127
the metabolism of glyoxylate by cell-free extracts of pseudomonas sp.	1. extracts of pseudomonas sp. grown on butane-2,3-diol oxidized glyoxylate to carbon dioxide, some of the glyoxylate being reduced to glycollate in the process. the oxidation of malate and isocitrate, but not the oxidation of pyruvate, can be coupled to the reduction of glyoxylate to glycollate by the extracts. 2. extracts of cells grown on butane-2,3-diol decarboxylated oxaloacetate to pyruvate, which was then converted aerobically or anaerobically into lactate, acetyl-coenzyme a and carbon di ...	1966	16742456
durhamycin, a pentaene antifungal antibiotic from streptomyces durhamensis sp. n.	durhamycin, derived from a previously undescribed soil isolate, is an apparently new antibiotic active against many of the fungi pathogenic for man and animals. cultural and morphological characteristics and biochemical reactions of streptomyces durhamensis are detailed. methods of extraction of the antibiotic, physicochemical properties, antimicrobial spectrum, and results of mouse toxicity and protection tests are given.	1966	16349666
fungus-growing ants.	fungus-growing ants (attini) are in reality unique fungus-culturing insects.there are several hundred species in some dozen genera, of which acromyrmex and atta are the conspicuous leaf-cutters. the center of their activities is the fungus garden, which is also the site of the queen and brood. the garden, in most species, is made from fresh green leaves or other vegetal material. the ants forage for this, forming distinct trails to the vegetation that is being harvested. the cut leaves or other ...	1966	17757227
some intraspecies differences in antigens on the surface of certain living human cells.	surface antigens of several types of living cells of human origin were partially characterized with hyperimmune antisera prepared in the rabbit against living hela cells and living, uncultured, full-term, human amnion cells. hemagglutination, mixed-agglutination, and direct and indirect immunofluorescence (fab) techniques were employed. with these techniques and fractional absorption procedures, common and specific cell antigens were detected on the surface of several human living cells: uncultu ...	1966	18630313
brachycoelium ambystomae sp. n. (trematoda: brachycoelidae) from ambystoma opacum.		1966	5910457
gorgoderina alobata sp.nov.(trematoda: gorgoderidae) from the toad bombina variegata.		1966	5950091
isospora lacazei (labbe, 1893) and i. chloridis sp. n. (protozoa: eimeriidae) from the english sparrow (passer domesticus), greenfinch (chloris chloris) and chaffinch (fringilla coelebs).		1966	5912390
relationships between bucephalus sp. and crassostrea virginica: a histochemical study of some carbohydrates and carbohydrate complexes occurring in the host and parasite.		1966	4161765
[infrastructural morphology of pillotina calotermitidis nov.gen.,no. sp., spirochaetales in the intestine of calotermes praecox].		1967	4967239
[a new coccidial species, eimeria grenieri n. sp. (protozoa; eimeriidae), a parasite of the guinea-fowl, numida meleagris].		1967	4961959
group q streptococci. i. ecology, serology, physiology, and relationship to established enterococci.	the group q streptococci possess unique serological and physiological characteristics which differentiate them from established enterococci. the group q antigen was not demonstrable in all strains; however, all possessed the group d antigen. all group q strains were physiologically similar regardless of whether or not they possessed the group q antigen. these strains differed from the established enterococcal species, as they neither hydrolyzed arginine nor initiated growth in 1.0% methylene blu ...	1967	4962699
[study of bacteria from arid soils of morocco: brevibacterium haloterans n. sp. and brevibacterium frigoritolerans n. sp].		1967	4963418
a high-temperature, hydrogen-oxidizing bacterium--hydrogenomonas thermophilus, n.sp.		1967	4963430
[study of bacteria from arid soils of morocco: bacillus maroccanus n. sp].		1967	4963621
unrelatedness of bacillus amyloliquefaciens and bacillus subtilis.	eight strains of highly amylolytic, sporeforming bacilli (hereafter referred to as bacillus amyloliquefaciens) were compared with respect to their taxonomic relationship to b. subtilis. the physiological-biochemical properties of these two groups of organisms showed that b. amyloliquefaciens differed from b. subtilis by their ability to grow in 10% nacl, characteristic growth on potato plugs, increased production of alpha-amylase, and their ability to ferment lactose with the production of acid. ...	1967	4963774
inhibition of growth of subtilis phage sp-50 by histones.		1967	4964556
[a new bacteria of the pacific ocean: bacillus pacificus n.sp].		1967	4965089
[3 new parasites of insectivora in madagascar: achromaticus brygooi n.sp. (sporozoa, babesiidae), eimeria setosi n.sp. and eimeria madagascariensis n.sp. (sporozoa, eimeriidae)].		1967	4965612
transformation and transduction in recombination-defective mutants of bacillus subtilis.	the effects on transformation and transduction of an ultraviolet sensitivity (uvr(-)) and two ultraviolet sensitivity-recombination deficiency (rec-1(-) and rec-2(-)) mutations in isogenic strains of bacillus subtilis were investigated. transformation frequency in the rec-1(-) and rec-2(-) strains was reduced to approximately 5 and 25%, respectively, of the parental strains. normal kinetics of deoxyribonucleic acid dose response in transformation were found for the rec-1(+) and rec-2(-) strains. ...	1967	4960898
deoxyribonucleic acid homologies among species of the genus neisseria.	eleven aerobic species of neisseria, a mima sp., and a herellea sp. were tested for deoxyribonucleic acid (dna) homology in direct hybridization experiments. dna labeled with either (14)c or (32)p was prepared from five species of neisseria. unlabeled dna from the various microorganisms was immobilized on membrane filters, which, after pretreatment, were incubated with labeled dna (4,000 counts per min per filter) for 14 hr at 67 c. the measure of relatedness was expressed as the relative percen ...	1967	4860918
comparative studies of amino acid incorporation in a cell-free system from psychrophilic pseudomonas sp. 412.		1967	4865315
the influence of ultraviolet light on the kinetics of plaque growth of bacillus subtilis phages sp 3 and sp 8.		1967	4383029
benzylalcohol dehydrogenase, a new alcohol dehydrogenase from pseudomonas sp.		1967	4291831
numerical data concerning the sensitivity of anaerobic bacteria to oxygen.	upon comparison of results obtained from growing eight different species of anaerobic bacteria in deep agar under two and three atm of pure oxygen with results of growing them in air under atomospheric pressure, it appears possible that the old terms of "microaerophobic," "very strict anaerobe," and "microaerophilic" can be replaced by precise values corresponding to the size of the inhibition zone produced by oxygen under various pressures when the bacteria are grown in a solid medium. the simu ...	1967	4294596
fine structure of the mucilaginous sheath of anabaena sp.		1967	4230525
analysis of hamster tumor cell lines isolated from single colonies soon after induction by polyoma strains differing in transplant antigen production.	tumor cell colonies, arising after the infection of hamster embryo cells with two strains of polyoma virus (pv) which differed in their capacity to induce the pv-specific transplant antigen, were isolated and studied for their transplant and tumor or "t" antigen content and growth characteristics in vitro and in vivo. four of four tumor lines induced by the transplant immunogenic 3049 strain contained the transplant antigen, while only one of seven lines induced by the immunogenically deficient ...	1967	4316239
streptomyces thermonitrificans sp.n., a thermophilic streptomycete.		1967	5298432
physiological and cultural characteristics of chromobacterium marinum sp. n.		1967	5299908
synthesis of saturated long chain fatty acids from sodium acetate-1-c14 by mycoplasma.	three strains of mycoplasma, m. laidlawii a and b, and mycoplasma sp. a60549, were grown in broth containing sodium acetate-1-c(14). the methyl esters of the phospholipid fatty acids of harvested radioactive cells were prepared and identified by comparison of their mobilities to known radioactive fatty acid methyl esters by use of a modified reversed-phase partition-thin layer chromatographic technique. no radioactive methyl oleate or methyl linoleate was detected. compounds migrating as radioac ...	1967	6020566
phospholipids and glycolipids of sterol-requiring mycoplasma.	the phospholipids of mycoplasma hominis type 2 strain 07 are composed almost entirely of phosphatidyl glycerol. traces of other glycerophospholipids may exist. no glycolipids are found. the phospholipids of mycoplasma sp. avian strain j are composed of diphosphatidyl glycerol, which predominates in older cultures, a monoacyl glycerophosphoryl glycerophosphate, which may serve as a precursor of diphosphatidyl glycerol, and phosphatidyl glycerophosphate. this organism also contains cholesteryl glu ...	1967	6025304
clostridium spores with ribbon-like appendages.	spores of clostridium sp. n1 are characterized by numerous broad ribbon-like appendages attached to one end. the appendages are two to three times the length of the spore and, at their maximal dimension, may be two-thirds the width of the spore. they are attached to the spore body by a common trunk which is continuous with the outer spore coat. each appendage is a multilayered structure and is enclosed in an amorphous material. details of spore and appendage formation are described, and appendag ...	1967	6025419
angiostrongylus michiganensis sp. n. (nematoda: metastrongyloidea), a lungworm occurring in the shrew, sorex cinereus cinereus, in michigan.		1967	6026853
melanins and resistance of fungi to lysis.	hyphal walls of aspergillus phoenicis and sclerotium rolfsii are composed of large amounts of glucose- and n-acetylhexosamine-containing polysaccharides, and the walls are extensively digested by streptomycete culture filtrates or by a mixture of purified chitinase and beta-(1 --> 3) glucanase preparations with the release of the monomeric units. a. phoenicis conidial walls also contain polymers of glucose and n-acetylhexosamine, but these walls are resistant to digestion by microorganisms or th ...	1967	6032507
influence of isoleucine upon quinomycin biosynthesis by streptomyces sp. 732.	when dl-isoleucine was added to an ammonium nitrate-maltose medium during cultivation of streptomyces sp. 732, quinomycin b formation was selectively enhanced (from 3 to 70% of the quinomycin mixture) and quinomycin c synthesis was inhibited completely. in addition, two new quinomycins, designated quinomycins d and e, were produced in the presence of isoleucine. these compounds were found to contain n-methylalloisoleucine. in experiments with isoleucine enantiomorphs, it was determined that the ...	1967	6032510
on the ancestral form of true organ of fructification in the saprophytic stage of the dermatophytes of the faviform group: favomicrosporon pinettii, n.sp. and its perfect form: anixiopsis stercoraria (hansen) hansen, 1897.		1967	6034203
concerning the nature of the alpha- and beta-lytic proteases of sorangium sp.		1967	6034704
amino acid and metal composition of the alpha- and beta-lytic proteases of sorangium sp.		1967	6034705
microflora of black and red pepper.	dilution cultures of 30 samples of ground black pepper yielded an average of 39,000 colonies of fungi per g, with a range of 1,700 to 310,000 per g. total numbers of colonies of bacteria from 11 samples averaged 194,000,000 per g, with a range from 8,300,000 to 704,000,000 per g. a variety of fungi grew from nearly all surface-disinfected whole peppercorns that were cultured. thirteen samples of ground red pepper from the united states yielded an average of 1,600 colonies of storage fungi per g ...	1967	6035055
formation of 2,4-dichlorophenol and 2,4-dichloroanisole from 2,4-dichlorophen-oxyacetate by arthrobacter sp.		1967	6035146
eimeria scholtysecki n. sp. from ord's kangaroo rat dipodomys ordii.		1967	6038029
amino acid sequence around the histidine residue of the alpha-lytic protease of sorangium sp., a bacterial homolog of the pancreatic serine proteases.		1967	6042772
kinetic properties of the alpha-lytic protease of sorangium sp.		1967	6042773
the microbial oxidation of methanol. the prosthetic group of the alcohol dehydrogenase of pseudomonas sp. m27: a new oxidoreductase prosthetic group.	1. the purified alcohol dehydrogenase of pseudomonas sp. m27, whose action is independent of nicotinamide nucleotides, has absorption peaks at 280mmu and at 350mmu with little or no absorption at or above 450mmu. 2. it does not fluoresce, but green-fluorescent material, diffusible on dialysis, is produced when the enzyme is treated with acid or alkali or when it is boiled. 3. evidence is presented that the enzyme is not a flavoprotein. 4. kinetic studies show a correlation between enzyme inactiv ...	1967	6049934
unusual requirement for a vitamin by strains of fusarium oxysporum f. sp. melonis.		1967	6050675
o-alkyl-l-homoserines: three new amino acids formed from alcohols by corynebacterium ethanolaminophilum sp. nov.		1967	6052482
leuconostoc oenos sp.nov.		1967	6052633
the growth factor and amino acid requirements of species of the genus leuconostoc, including leuconostoc paramesenteroides (sp.nov.) and leuconostoc oenos.		1967	6052634
properties of pseudomonas enalia, a marine bacterium pathogenic for the invertebrate crassostrea gigas (thunberg).	bacteriological investigations of dead and dying oysters in populations of crassostrea gigas grown in hood canal, oyster bay, and willapa bay, washington, were undertaken. living, and presumably normal, oysters within the same sample set were also examined. results indicated that the natural flora of crassostrea gigas (thunberg) is composed of organisms representing the genera pseudomonas, achromobacter, flavobacterium, and vibrio. pollution indicator organisms such as escherichia coli were not ...	1967	6053175
[a preliminary study of the changes in activity of streptomyces sp. 331-l on gamma irradiation].		1967	6055832
the hydrolysis of algal galactans by enzymes from a cytophaga species.	1. two bacteria were isolated from sea water by the enrichment culture technique, both of which could utilize the galactan sulphate, porphyran, as sole source of carbon. 2. from the cells of one bacterium, classified as a cytophaga sp., hydrolytic enzymes were isolated. 3. partial purification of the enzymes is described and some of the properties of the principal enzymes have been studied. 4. the action of the enzymes on several galactan sulphates of red algae suggests that an agarase is presen ...	1967	6056629
amino acid composition of human fibrinogen and anticoagulant derivatives.	1. the amino acid compositions of human fibrinogen and three intermediate anticoagulant derivatives were determined by column chromatography. the derivatives were isolated by ammonium sulphate fractionation and column electrophoresis from solutions of fibrinogen undergoing spontaneous breakdown. one derivative, isolated as the large electrophoretic peak at the end of the clottable period (100% cp) of the parent fibrinogen solution, was labelled lp(100) and others obtained at twice this period (2 ...	1967	6056635
the microbial oxidation of methanol. purification and properties of the alcohol dehydrogenase of pseudomonas sp. m27.	1. a method for the purification of the nicotinamide nucleotide-independent alcohol dehydrogenase of pseudomonas sp. m27 is described. 2. in the analytical ultracentrifuge, the purified enzyme shows a single major component of molecular weight 146000. 3. on electrophoresis in polyacrylamide gels between ph5.0 and 9.55, it shows only one protein band and the isoelectric point appears to be between ph7.0 and 8.0. 4. spectrographic analysis indicates no significant metal content. 5. amino acid anal ...	1967	6058112
the enzymic degradation of porphyran.	1. the algal galactan, porphyran, was incubated with enzymes from a cytophaga sp. and the products were examined. 2. only about 30% of the porphyran was recovered in the form of oligosaccharides, the remainder being of high molecular weight. 3. among the saccharides were d-galactose, 6-o-methyl-d-galactose, neoagarobiose, neoagarotetraose and oligosaccharides containing 6-o-methyl-d-galactose, the principal of which has been tentatively identified as 6(3)-o-methyl-neoagarotetraose. fragments con ...	1967	6060448
[extraction of a pigment with antibiotic action from streptomyces sp].		1967	6060503
studies on southeast asian haemaphysalis ticks (ixodoidea, ixodidae). h. (kaiseriana) psalistos sp. n., a parasite of deer and boars in luzon, philippines.		1967	6062063
haemaphysalis (rhipistoma) anoplos sp. n., a spurless tick of the elongata group (ixodoidea, ixodidae) parasitizing nesomys rufus peters (rodentia) in madagascar.		1967	6062064
[metacercaria sp. prévot, 1966, of antedon mediterranea lmk. (echinodermata), larval form of monorchis monorchis (m. stossich) a. looss, 1902 (trematoda: digenea)].		1967	6062856
orthomorpha sp.--a new predatory millipede on achatina fulica in andamans.		1967	6062908
vasorhabdochona cablei, gen. et sp. n. (nematoda) from blood vessels of the marine fish, gillichthys mirabilis cooper.		1967	6067112
nematodirus odocoilei sp. n. (nematoda: trichostrongylidae) from the black-tailed deer, odocoileus hemionus, in north america.		1967	6067113
mastitis in cattle caused by a mycoplasma sp.		1967	6067859
the sporulated oocysts of eimeria illinoisensis n. sp. and of other species of eimeria of the ox.		1967	6068382
human infection with a tapeworm, bertiella sp., probably of african origin.		1967	6068399
tetrameres sp. (nematoda: spiruridae) found in pigeons (columba livia) in kansas and oklahoma.		1967	6069467
release of sporangiospores by a strain of actinoplanes.	dehiscence of actinoplanes sp. 7-10 sporangia is triggered by wetting of the spores. this process requires time because of the hydrophobic nature of the sporangial envelope; it can be speeded up and enhanced by a wetting agent. once wetted, the spores swell, usually ripping the sporangial wall, and escape as motile elements when functional flagella are synthesized. flagellation and motility are separate phenomena, both of which lose intensity with age. spores from old sporangia can regain motili ...	1967	6071921
effect of substrate on the fatty acid composition of hydrocabon-utilizing microorganisms.	the fatty acid pattern in three hydrocarbon-utilizing bacteria during growth on various substrates was examined. the predominant fatty acids in acetate-grown cells were c(16), c(16:1), c(18:1), and br-c(19) and the major fatty acids in propane-grown cells were c(15), c(17), c(17:1), c(18:1), and br-c(18). when one organism (mycobacterium sp. strain ofs) was grown on the n-alkanes from c(13) to c(17), the major fatty acid in the cells was of the same chain length as the substrate. studies on the ...	1967	6074400
streptomyces steffisburgensis sp.n.	streptomyces steffisburgensis is described as a new species and named to conform with the 1966 international code of nomenclature of bacteria. the description of the organism is accompanied by a color print of it on six agar media and electron micrographs of the spore chains.	1967	6074404
ixodes nipponensis n. sp. (ixodoidea, ixodidae), a common cattle tick in japan.		1967	6078267
the life history of echinostoma paraensei sp. n. (trematoda: echinostomatidae).		1967	6078607
conversion of o-coumaric acid to 4-hydroxycoumarin by fusarium sp.		1967	6082585
simplified procedures for production and isolation of the bacteriolytic proteases of sorangium sp.		1967	5340601