Publications
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| chromosomal location of thymine and arginine genes in escherichia coli and an f' incorporating them. | ishibashi, masahide (osaka university, osaka, japan), yoshinobu sugino, and yukinori hirota. chromosomal location of thymine and arginine genes in escherichia coli and an f' incorporating them. j. bacteriol. 87:554-561. 1964.-the gene responsible for thymine requirement or independence in escherichia coli k-12 is located on the chromosome, near arg(2) (arginine) and between sm (streptomycin) and ade (adenine). a new f' (called f(15)) carrying the thy (thymine) gene as well as the arg(2) gene was ... | 1964 | 14127570 |
| stimulation of carotenogenesis by microbial cells. | spent mycelia of blakeslea trispora recovered from a previous fermentation enhanced carotene production by mated cultures of the same organism. peak yields of 107 to 142 mg of carotene per 100 ml of medium were achieved in 6 days. beta-carotene constituted 92% of the total carotenoids produced. the enhancing substance was found present in an aqueous extract of the mycelium. part of its activity was due to an organic acid fraction. other microbial cells, molds, yeasts, and bacteria were also capa ... | 1964 | 14131364 |
| prodigiosin-producing bacteria from marine sources. | two aerobic, gramnegative, red-pigmented, rod-shaped bacteria were compared morphologically and physiologically with serratia species, which they resembled superficially. the pigment produced by the marine isolates was shown to be similar to prodigiosin, the red pigment of s. marcescens. the isolates had a single polar flagellum, were oxidative, and did not produce acetoin from glucose or reduce nitrates, which made them distinct from both s. marcescens and s. marinorubra. the latter conformed w ... | 1964 | 14106932 |
| single-stage impaction device for particle sizing biological aerosols. | a single-stage impactor device, capable of fractionating a bacterial aerosol into its component mass size classes while preserving the viability of sensitive vegetative cells against the deleterious effects of desiccation and impaction, is described. among the valuable features of the impactor are its negligible wall loss, ease of fabrication and use, and relative inexpensiveness. | 1964 | 14106937 |
| nature of the endotoxin-inactivating principle in guinea-pig liver. | corwin, l. m. (walter reed army medical center, washington, d.c.), and w. e. farrar, jr. nature of the endotoxin-inactivating principle in guinea-pig liver. j. bacteriol. 87:832-837. 1964.-guinea-pig liver preparations inactivate serratia marcescens endotoxin as assayed in chick embryo. the activity is optimal at ph 6.5 to 7.0 and 8.5 to 9.0. mitochondria and the supernatant fraction containing microsomes possess activity. mitochondria are only active at the acid ph optimum. the activity of acet ... | 1964 | 14137621 |
| interferon reduction in chickens injected with brucella abortus. | intravenous injection of large numbers of live, virulent brucella abortus in chickens resulted in the appearance in the serum of a viral inhibitor indistinguishable from interferon. inhibitor was detected as early as 3 hours after inoculation of brucellae and reached a peak between 6 and 12 hours. | 1964 | 14137938 |
| 6-aminopenicillanic acid: inhibition of destruction of cephalosporin c by bacteria. | 6-aminopenicillanic acid, from which all the true penicillins are derived, inhibits the destruction of cephalosporin c by certain microorganisms. this inhibition is probably specific for "cephalosporinase." the enzymatic deacetylation of cephalosporin c is not affected by the acid. | 1964 | 14107444 |
| enzymatic synthesis of ribonucleic acid. ii. properties of the deoxyribonucleic acid-primed reaction with micrococcus lysodeikticus ribonucleic acid polymerase. | 1964 | 14114840 | |
| behavior of microorganisms and endotoxin perfused through the isolated rat liver. | 1964 | 14117446 | |
| urease activity of intact and disrupted bacteria. | 1964 | 14120692 | |
| effects of thermal stress on viability and ribonucleic acid of aerobacter aerogenes in squeous suspension. | 1964 | 14121224 | |
| endotoxin susceptibility following hepatic injury by carbon tetrachloride. | 1964 | 14155773 | |
| [method of determining the disinfectant effect following very short exposure periods]. | 1964 | 14160310 | |
| end-product inhibition of aspartate transcarbamylase in various species. | 1964 | 14161013 | |
| notes from the national collection of type cultures. 2. | 1964 | 14161174 | |
| alteration of the gc patterns in human sera incubated with bacteria. | 1964 | 14164895 | |
| relationship of structure to function in bacterial o antigens. iii. biological properties of endotoxoids. | johnson, arthur g. (the university of michigan, ann arbor), and alois nowotny. relationship of structure to function in bacterial o antigens. iii. biological properties of endotoxoids. j. bacteriol. 87:809-814. 1964.-endotoxin (somatic o antigen) was rendered much less lethal for mice and rabbits after treatment with boron trifluoride, potassium methylate, or pyridinium formate. in addition, the ability to induce the second fever peak of the biphasic febrile response characteristic of endotoxin ... | 1964 | 14137617 |
| the effect of temperature change on the sealing properties of temporary filling materials. ii. | 1964 | 14144181 | |
| calibration of a modified andersen bacterial aerosol sampler. | a study of the flow regime in the commercial andersen sampler revealed defects in the sampling of the larger airborne particles. satisfactory sampling was obtained by redesigning the hole pattern of the top stages and adding one more stage to extend the range of the instrument. a new, rational hole pattern is suggested for the lower stages. with both patterns a special colony-counting mask can be used to facilitate the assay. a calibration of the modified system is presented which enables partic ... | 1964 | 14106938 |
| formation of the secondary and tertiary structure of enzymes. | 1964 | 14150650 | |
| extraction and purification of endotoxin from enterobacteriaceae: a comparison of selected methods and sources. | fukushi, k. (national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, rocky mountain laboratory, hamilton, mont.), r. l. anacker, w. t. haskins, m. landy, k. c. milner, and e. ribi. extraction and purification of endotoxin from enterobacteriaceae: a comparison of selected methods and sources. j. bacteriol. 87:391-400. 1964.-endotoxins containing only 0.2% n (accounted for by amino sugars) and 2% ester- and amide-linked fatty acids (calculated as palmitic acid) were prepared from salmonella enterit ... | 1964 | 14151062 |
| [participation of bacteria in dissolution of copper]. | 1964 | 14190378 | |
| [action of serratia marcescens in the biological cycle of metals]. | 1964 | 14190379 | |
| stability of kappa phage (serratia marcescens) and its c-mutant at different ph. | 1964 | 14190697 | |
| type of antibody elevated by 5-fluoro-2-deoxyuridine and endotoxin during the primary response of the mouse. | 1964 | 14166578 | |
| a plate micromethod for determination of acetoin produced by bacteria. | 1964 | 14166660 | |
| lipids of serratia marcescens. | 1964 | 14166993 | |
| influence of temperature on fatty acid composition of psychrophilic and mesophilic serratia species. | 1964 | 14166994 | |
| [pathogenicity of serratia marcescens or chromobacterium prodigiosum]. | 1964 | 14292685 | |
| a comparative study of the regulation of pyridine nucleotide formation. | 1964 | 14148812 | |
| [induction of phage production and induction of clear plaque mutations by uv irradiation of the prophage and the free phage kappa with the use of different serratia strains as host]. | 1964 | 14301321 | |
| [on the possibility of using b. prodigiosum as an experimental model of a bacterial aerosol]. | 1964 | 14320181 | |
| [deep cultivation of bact. prodigiosum]. | 1964 | 14341260 | |
| oxidation of reduced nicotinamide-adenine dinucleotide in muscle homogenates. | 1964 | 4284620 | |
| compound 84/f 1983 compared with d-amphetamine and placebo in regard to effects on human performance. | 1964 | 4378595 | |
| effect of air ions on bacterial aerosols. | 1964 | 4868023 | |
| [on the occurrence of an enzyme which dehydrogenates butanediol in bacteria of the enterobacteriaceae family and its significance for the toxonomy of the genus shigella]. | 1964 | 5319127 | |
| the possible implication of a bacterial enzyme in the biochemical mode of action of penicillins on gram negative bacteria. | 1964 | 5319843 | |
| the amino acid sequence around the reactive serine residue in alkaline phosphatase of serratia marcescens. | 1964 | 5320081 | |
| the duration of action of certain corticosteroids in the acutely adrenalectomized rat as estimated by reference to their protective effect in endotoxin shock. | 1964 | 5322618 | |
| inhibition by streptomycin of the biosynthesis of prodigiosin. | 1964 | 5332843 | |
| recording of the retruded position of the mandible in patients with mandibular dysfunction. | the precision (reproducibility) of active and passive recordings of the retruded position of the mandible was studied by two examiners on 10 patients with mandibular dysfunction symptoms. the position of the mandible was recorded with an intra-oral graphic method, before and after treatment of the symptoms. the precision of the recording was highest when the retruded position was recorded by passive hinge movement and lowest when it was recorded by active hinge movement and when recording habitu ... | 1964 | 277053 |
| [possibilities of oral rehabiliation]. | 1964 | 277021 | |
| variation of the x-ray sensitivity of serratia marcescens with relative humidity. | 1965 | 5328888 | |
| determination and microbial survival of cryogenic whole air sampling conditions. nasa cr-354. | 1965 | 5322556 | |
| [on the detection of microbial aerosols with the membrane filter method]. | 1965 | 5329539 | |
| the influence of electric fields on bacterial growth. | 1965 | 5330003 | |
| infection by serratia marcescens in premature children. | 1965 | 5322832 | |
| the molar growth yields of a range of microorganisms. | 1965 | 5331751 | |
| [induced tolerance to antitumor effect of bacterial polysaccharides]. | 1965 | 5337927 | |
| [liberation of several spectra of mutation in plaque morphology of phage kappa through extracellular treatment with chemicals]. | 1965 | 5339157 | |
| [the effect of ampicillin on various gram-negative bacteria]. | 1965 | 5320096 | |
| injury and growth of serratia marcescens studied in a thermal gradient incubator. | an incubator capable of producing a controlled thermal gradient of 0 to 40 c is described. serratia marcescens was incubated in small tubes held in the gradient. when turbidity in the tubes was assayed and recorded by a semiautomatic photometer, growth-temperature patterns were obtained. the shape of these patterns was influenced by age of inoculum or by pretreatment of the culture. cultures incubated for short times at 52 c, treated with hydrogen peroxide, or lyophilized before being incubated ... | 1965 | 5325419 |
| mitochondrial fatty acid oxidation and susceptibility to endotoxin in acute liver injury. | farrar, w. edmund, jr. (walter reed army institute of research, washington, d.c.), laurence m. corwin, and thomas h. kent. mitochondrial fatty acid oxidation and susceptibility to endotoxin in acute liver injury. j. bacteriol. 90:1365-1372. 1965.-acute liver injury was produced in guinea pigs with three chemically unrelated hepatotoxins: ccl(4), allyl alcohol, and dl-ethionine. the effects of these agents on liver morphology, susceptibility of animals to escherichia coli endotoxin, endotoxin-ina ... | 1965 | 5321486 |
| kinetics of the enzymic dissociation of bacterial endotoxin. | 1965 | 5322247 | |
| rapid changes in bacteria following introduction into hypertonic media. | 1965 | 5323098 | |
| neutralization of toxic bacterial o-antigens with o-antibodies while maintaining their stimulus on non-specific resistance. | 1965 | 5320167 | |
| [the phospholipids of serratia marcescens]. | 1965 | 5320200 | |
| agar electrophoresis of antibiotics produced by serratia marcescens. | 1965 | 5320268 | |
| [pneumopathy due to "serratia marcescens". apropos of a case]. | 1965 | 5322133 | |
| the morphology of some bacteriophages specific to serratia marcescens. | 1965 | 5317978 | |
| [influence of streptomycin on metabolic paths of glucose breakdown in serratia marcescens]. | 1965 | 5318042 | |
| bacterial polysaccharides. iv. longevity of xanthomonas phaseoli and serratia marcescens in bacterial exudates. | 1965 | 5318329 | |
| lung abscess caused by nonchromogenic serratia marcescens. | 1965 | 5319449 | |
| a bacteriological study of non-chromogenic variants of serratia marcescens from human sources. | the culture and biochemical features of 10 non-chromogenic variants of s. marcescens isolated from clinical sources are reported. autoagglutination titres were significantly high in sera from those patients in whom serratia bacilli appeared to contribute to the illness. since the taxonomic stature of the serratia bacilli is not clear it might be better to limit the identification of this group to serratia species. | 1965 | 5319719 |
| capsular polysaccharides of serratia marcescens. | 1965 | 5324413 | |
| spectral property of prodigiosin. | 1965 | 5325473 | |
| polysaccharide of serratia marcescens. | 1965 | 5325474 | |
| studies on structure and function of bacterial fimbriae. 3. fimbriation and acid agglutination. | 1965 | 5324541 | |
| regulation of pyrimidine biosynthesis in serratia marcescens. | 1965 | 5324623 | |
| the mechanism of prodigiosin biosynthesis 1. external factors for prodigiosin biosynthesis. | 1965 | 5325472 | |
| effects of oxygen on aerosolized serratia marcescens. | suspensions of serratia marcescens (atcc strain 14041) in water were aerosolized in a rotating drum in the presence of various concentrations of oxygen. the colony-forming ability of aerosolized organisms was rapidly destroyed by contact with 0.25% or more oxygen at 40% relative humidity (rh) and 25 c, but was almost unimpaired for at least 5 hr in nitrogen containing not more than 10 ppm of oxygen. completely hydrated organisms were insensitive to oxygen at pressures up to 100 psi for 4 hr. no ... | 1965 | 5325941 |
| denatured dna as a direct template for in vitro protein synthesis. | 1965 | 4955657 | |
| recognition of ribosomal rna sites in dna. i. analysis of the e. coli system. | 1965 | 4955768 | |
| inferences from the distribution of pyrimidine isostichs in deoxyribonucleic acids. | 1965 | 4953575 | |
| the biosynthesis of nicotinic acid in serratia marcescens. | 1965 | 4953782 | |
| [study of the inductive properties of certain colicins]. | 1965 | 4953978 | |
| [attempted classification of some marcescins]. | 1965 | 4954006 | |
| evaluation of an automatic electronic device for counting bacterial colonies. | an automatic colony counter was tested extensively with colonies of two bacterial species, serratia marcescens and bacillus subtilis var. niger, grown on agar media. a stable relationship was established between machine counts and counts done visually by technicians. the calibration curve and estimates of the efficiency of the machine are presented and discussed. it is estimated that a 40% reduction in colony counting time is feasible through use of the machine. | 1965 | 4956040 |
| modification of radiation damage of bacteria by folic acid antagonists. | pittillo, robert f. (southern research institute, birmingham, ala.), mary lucas, robert t. blackwell, and carolyn woolley. modification of radiation damage of bacteria by folic acid antagonists. j. bacteriol. 90:1548-1551. 1965.-the folic acid analogues, 2,4-diamino-6-methylpteridine, amethopterin, and aminopterin, have been found to sensitize certain bacteria, especially escherichia coli, to the lethal action of ionizing irradiation. data are presented which indicate that (i) the compounds must ... | 1965 | 4955054 |
| growth of lettuce and cauliflower tissues in vitro and their production of antimicrobial metabolities. | 1965 | 4956862 | |
| [host cell reactivations of chemically induced lethal damages in the dna-containing serratia phage kappa]. | 1965 | 4380215 | |
| [bioassay and immunoassay of acth]. | 1965 | 4286028 | |
| ["serratia marcescens" septicemia]. | 1965 | 4285201 | |
| denaturation of lactic dehydrogenase isozymes and its clinical application. | 1965 | 4288011 | |
| [morphological characteristics of herpes simplex virus particles]. | 1965 | 4285403 | |
| [correlations between the sodium of the arterial walls, arterial lesions and arterial pressure in hypertensive rabbits]. | 1965 | 4220941 | |
| conversion of dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate to androst-5-enediol-3-sulfate by soluble extracts of rat testis. | 1965 | 4222780 | |
| [studies on atypically colored connective tissue fibers]. | 1965 | 4158388 | |
| some metabolic aspects of tolerance to bacterial endotoxin. | berry, l. joe (bryn mawr college, bryn mawr, pa.), and dorothy s. smythe. some metabolic aspects of tolerance to bacterial endotoxin. j. bacteriol. 90:970-977. 1965.-the tolerance to bacterial endotoxins which is produced in mice given a series of daily injections of heat-killed salmonella typhimurium failed to occur when actinomycin d was administered with the heat-killed cells. neither ethionine nor 2-thiouracil, when given with endotoxin, altered the development of tolerance. an injection of ... | 1965 | 4158706 |
| gene expression in foreign cytoplasm. | 1965 | 14343280 | |
| [studies on serratia marcescens: appearance of acute pancreatic necrosis due to shwartzman activating factor and its pathological meaning]. | 1965 | 14343323 | |
| treatment of cancer by bacterial toxins. | 1965 | 14321153 | |
| the aggregation of human platelets by bacterial endotoxin. | 1965 | 14322070 | |
| [studies on serratia marcescens; problems in the classification of the genus serratia]. | 1965 | 14326726 | |
| growth characterisitics of some gram-negative bacteria. | 1965 | 14328406 | |
| a method for the quantitative estimation of myoinositol by gas-liquid chromatography. | 1965 | 14302455 | |
| streptomycin and syntrophic prodigiosin synthesis in serratia marcescens. | 1965 | 14315640 | |
| influence of temperature on bacterial infection of the hen's egg. | temperature of incubation had a marked effect on infection of eggs in which the air cells had been inoculated with a washed suspension of serratia marcescens. there was no evidence of bacterial multiplication or spoilage in eggs held at 10 c for 42 days. multiplication occurred in the shell membranes of eggs held at 30 or at 37 c when the yolk made contact with these membranes, and continued in the contents of the egg, at which time the first signs of spoilage appeared. in a few eggs, very large ... | 1965 | 14325275 |
| production of 2-ketogluconic acid by serratia marcescens. | production of 2-ketogluconic acid from glucose by fermentation with serratia marcescens nrrl b-486 was studied in 20-liter stainless-steel fermentors. conditions for 2-ketogluconic acid production included the following: glucose-salt medium, aeration rate of 0.75 volumes per volume per minute, agitation rate of 400 rev/min, temperature of 30 c, caco(3) to neutralize the acid formed, and a 5% (v/v) inoculum. foaming was controlled with an antifoam agent added at intervals during the fermentation. ... | 1965 | 14325279 |