Publications
| Title | Abstract | Year(sorted ascending) Filter | PMID Filter |
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| phosphoglucomutase. ii. preparation and properties of phosphoglucomutases from micrococcuus lysodeikticus and bacillus cereus. | 1966 | 4958574 | |
| reduction of heat and radiation resistance of bacillus cereus spores by initiating germination. | 1966 | 4958623 | |
| stabilization of autolysis in bacillus cereus t. | 1966 | 4958243 | |
| role of acetate in sporogenesis of bacillus cereus. | nakata, h. m. (washington state university, pullman). role of acetate in sporogenesis of bacillus cereus. j. bacteriol. 91:784-788. 1966.-the distribution of radioactivity associated initially with acetate-2-c(14) was followed during sporogenesis of bacillus cereus strain t. this was accomplished by replacing cells committed to sporulation into a chemically defined sporulation medium. it was observed that 65 to 70% of the initial radioactivity was incorporated into poly-beta-hydroxybutyrate, whe ... | 1966 | 4956759 |
| dissociation of cellular functions in bacillus cereus by 5-fluorouracil. | reich, melvin (the george washington university school of medicine, washington, d.c.), and h. george mandel. dissociation of cellular functions in bacillus cereus by 5-fluorouracil. j. bacteriol. 91:517-523. 1966.-5-fluorouracil (fu) produced a marked inhibition of growth and deoxyribonucleic acid (dna) synthesis in bacillus cereus 569h. protein and ribonucleic acid (rna) synthesis were not specifically inhibited, and proceeded at the rate of turbidometric increase of the cells. cell-wall synthe ... | 1966 | 4956778 |
| transmutation and the etiology of neoplasms. | 1966 | 4956473 | |
| effect of 8-azaguanine on the transition from vegetative growth to presporulation in bacillus cereus. | stahly, d. p. (university of illinois, urbana), v. r. srinivasan, and h. orin halvorson. effect of 8-azaguanine on the transition from vegetative growth to presporulation in bacillus cereus. j. bacteriol. 91:1875-1882. 1966.-the guanine analogue, 8-azaguanine (azag), was found to inhibit sporulation of bacillus cereus strain t when added to proliferating cells, but not to inhibit when added after the transition to presporulation. when azag was added to vegetative cells, the growth rate was reduc ... | 1966 | 4957026 |
| fine structure of an asporogenic mutant of bacillus cereus. | 1966 | 4957029 | |
| zinc as a cofactor for cephalosporinase from bacillus cereus 569. | 1966 | 4957174 | |
| simultaneous spectral determination of both base composition and concentration of dna. | 1966 | 4957282 | |
| satellite deoxyribonucleic acid from bacillus cereus strain t. | dna isolated from exponentially growing cultures of bacillus cereus t has a single component (density 1.696 g cm(-3)) in a cesium chloride density gradient whereas dna isolated from spores shortly after the initiation of germination has two components: a major one (density 1.696 g cm(-3)) and a satellite (density, 1.725 g cm(-3)). the dna of both components is doublestranded. by the first cell division there is no satellite dna. | 1966 | 4957319 |
| heterogeneity of the conserved ribosomal ribonucleic acid sequences of bacillus subtilis. | doi, roy h. (university of california, davis), and richard t. igarashi. heterogeneity of the conserved ribosomal ribonucleic acid sequences of bacillus subtilis. j. bacteriol. 92:88-96. 1966.-hybrid formation was demonstrated between bacillus subtilis ribosomal ribonucleic acid (rna) and deoxyribonucleic acid (dna) from various bacterial species. the high degree of complementarity between b. subtilis ribosomal rna and the dna from b. cereus and b. stearothermophilus suggested a method to test wh ... | 1966 | 4957439 |
| physiology of growth and sporulation in bacillus cereus. i. effect of glutamic and other amino acids. | buono, f. (syracuse university, syracuse, n.y.), r. testa, and d. g. lundgren. physiology of growth and sporulation in bacillus cereus. i. effect of glutamic and other amino acids. j. bacteriol. 91:2291-2299. 1966.-growth and sporulation were studied in bacillus cereus by use of an active culture technique and a synthetic medium. a high level of glutamic acid (70 mm) was required for optimal growth and glucose oxidation followed by sporulation even though relatively little glutamic acid was cons ... | 1966 | 4957615 |
| flotation of microorganisms. | 1966 | 4957714 | |
| inoculum-dependent division lag of bacillus cultures and its relation to an endogenous factor(s) ("schizokinen"). | lankford, c. e. (the university of texas, austin), james r. walker, james b. reeves, n. h. nabbut, b. r. byers, and r. j. jones. inoculum-dependent division lag of bacillus cultures and its relation to an endogenous factor(s) ("schizokinen"). j. bacteriol. 91:1070-1079. 1966.-when cells of bacillus megaterium, grown on brain heart infusion agar, were inoculated into a chemically defined medium, they exhibited a division lag which was an inverse function of inoculum size. the addition of filtrate ... | 1966 | 4956330 |
| endotrophic calcium, strontium, and barium spores of bacillus megaterium and bacillus cereus. | foerster, harold f. (the university of texas, austin), and j. w. foster. endotrophic calcium, strontium, and barium spores of bacillus megaterium and bacillus cereus. j. bacteriol. 91:1333-1345. 1966.-spores were produced by washed vegetative cells suspended in deionized water supplemented with cacl(2), srcl(2), or bacl(2). normal, refractile spores were produced in each case; a portion of the barium spores lost refractility and darkened. thin-section electron micrographs revealed no apparent an ... | 1966 | 4956334 |
| unusual compound present in cell walls of streptomycin-dependent strains of some gram-positive bacteria. | 1966 | 4956336 | |
| heterogenetic antigens of gram-positive bacteria. | chorpenning, frank w. (the ohio state university, columbus), and matthew c. dodd. heterogenetic antigens of gram-positive bacteria. j. bacteriol. 91:1440-1445. 1966.-soluble antigens obtained by various methods from gram-positive bacteria were used to modify erythrocytes whose hemagglutinating reactions with immune rabbit sera and normal human sera were then studied. antigens from all gram-positive organisms studied except corynbacteria altered red cells, causing them to react with specific bact ... | 1966 | 4956340 |
| thermostability of bacillus cereus penicillinase. | williams, daniel h., iii (hahnemann medical college, philadelphia, pa.), a. bondi, a. g. moat, and f. ahmad. thermostability of bacillus cereus penicillinase. j. bacteriol. 91:257-261. 1966.-the extracellular penicillinase of bacillus cereus, strain 13-10, exhibited an unusual thermostability. whereas it was completely and irreversibly inactivated by heating at 70 c, it retained considerable activity when heated at 100 c for 30 min. the active enzyme remaining was completely stable to further he ... | 1966 | 4955248 |
| inhibition of the development of the spore septum and membranes in bacillus cereus by beta-phenethyl alcohol. | remsen, c. c. (syracuse university, syracuse, n.y.), d. g. lundgren, and r. a. slepecky. inhibition of the development of the spore septum and membranes in bacillus cereus by beta-phenethyl alcohol. j. bacteriol. 91:324-331. 1966.-the effect of phenethyl alcohol (pea) upon the initial stages of sporulation in bacillus cereus was studied with an electron microscope. pea (0.35%) completely inhibited the development of the spore septum and forespore membranes. some of the treated cells did form the ... | 1966 | 4955250 |
| biological properties of streptococcal cell-wall particles. 3. dermonecrotic reaction to cell-wall mucopeptides. | abdulla, essa m. (university of north carolina school of medicine, chapel hill), and john h. schwab. biological properties of streptococcal cell-wall particles. iii. dermonecrotic reaction to cell-wall mucopeptides. j. bacteriol. 91:374-383. 1966.-intradermal injection of rabbits and guinea pigs with mucopeptide suspensions produced an acute necrotic lesion which reached maximal severity within 24 hr and gradually subsided with scar formation. necrosis was evident within 4 hr after injection of ... | 1966 | 4955252 |
| [biochemical activity of 56 strains of "b. cereus" isolated from foods]. | 1966 | 4966199 | |
| [comparison of the experimental pathogenic potency of orally administered bacillus cereus and bacillus laterosporus]. | 1966 | 4966308 | |
| [incidence of b. cereus in raw milk and pasteurized milk]. | 1966 | 4962552 | |
| [a study on the interaction of penicillinase and surface-active substances. i. supression of endo- and exopenicillinases by surface-active substances]. | 1966 | 4964372 | |
| [on the presence and significance of b. cereus in some popular food in the town of palermo]. | 1966 | 4965670 | |
| [competitive inhibitors of nitrate reduction in cell-fre extracts of bacillus cereus and pseudomonas aeruginosa]. | 1966 | 4965827 | |
| [the bacterial content of raw and freeze-dried women's milk]. | 1966 | 4967146 | |
| [regularities of the induction of enzyme synthesis by penicillin age-producing cultures of staph. aureus, bac. cereus 569, bac. subtilis]. | 1966 | 4968577 | |
| [induction of the synthesis of staphylococcal penicillinase under the action of compounds related to penicillins]. | 1966 | 4968146 | |
| the fine structure of frozen-etched bacillus cereus spores. | 1966 | 4968696 | |
| function and location of a "germination enzyme" in spores of bacillus cereus. | 1966 | 4961371 | |
| studies on the nucleotide arrangement in deoxyribonucleic acids. x. frequency and composition of pyrimidine isostichs in microbial deoxyribonucleic acids and in the dna of e. coli phage t3. | 1966 | 4961463 | |
| the effect of gluconate in promoting sporulation in bacillus cereus. | 1966 | 4961529 | |
| protein-nucleic acid interaction. i. nuclease-resistant polylysine-ribonculeic acid complexes. | 1966 | 4961680 | |
| the production of tryptamine from tryptophan by bacillus cereus (kvt). | 1. a strain of bacillus cereus has been isolated that can produce tryptamine when grown in a broth containing tryptophan. 2. the conditions of culture under which this conversion is optimum, as well as the general pathways of tryptophan metabolism by this micro-organism, have been examined, and the information obtained has been used to obtain the first demonstration of cell-free tryptophan-carboxy-lyase activity. 3. the significance of these findings both to the current attempts to elucidate the ... | 1966 | 4960870 |
| incorporation of amino acids into protein in a cell-free system from bacillus cereus. | 1966 | 4960036 | |
| effects of purine nucleoside triphosphates on amino acid incorporation in a cell-free system from 8-azaguanine-treated bacillus cereus. | 1966 | 4960989 | |
| fine structure of sporulation in bacillus cereus grown in a chemically defined medium. | ellar, d. j. (syracuse university, syracuse, n.y.), and d. g. lundgren. fine structure of sporulation in bacillus cereus grown in a chemically defined medium. j. bacteriol. 92:1748-1764. 1966.-a study was made of the fine structure of sporulating cells of bacillus cereus grown in a chemically defined medium. the developmental stages of sporulation occurred in a fairly synchronous manner and were complete by 14 hr. this time period was shortened when spore wall peptide components were added to th ... | 1966 | 4959720 |
| degradation of penicillin g and three semisynthetic penicillins by bacillus cereus and staphylococcus aureus penicillinase. | 1966 | 4958827 | |
| [limited factors in mixed cultures of an obligate aerobe (achromobacter metalcaligens) with an anaerobe haemophilus influenzae resp]. | 1966 | 4958916 | |
| stimulation of l-alanine-induced germination of bacillus cereus spores by d-cycloserine and o-carbamyl-d-serine. | 1966 | 4959045 | |
| translocation of microorganisms across the intestinal wall of the rat: effect of microbial size and concentration. | 1966 | 4959185 | |
| the inhibitory effect of albomycin (grisein) on growth of bacillus cereus and escherichia coli. | 1966 | 4959822 | |
| spores of microorganisms. xix. heat- and uv-resistance of spores of bacillus cereus produced endotrophically in the presence of beta-2-thienylalanine. | 1966 | 4959876 | |
| spores of microorganisms. xx. changes in the rate of incorporation of precursors of macromolecules during postgerminative development of bacterial spores. | 1966 | 4959877 | |
| prolonged penicillinase synthesis in bacillus cereus after preinduction with penicillin. | 1966 | 4960176 | |
| evidence for an active messenger ribonucleic acid containing 8-azaguanine. | 1966 | 4960236 | |
| significance of achromobacter nematophilus poinar and thomas (achromobacteraceae: eubacteriales) in the development of the nematode, dd-136 (neoaplectana sp. steinernematidae). | 1966 | 4960247 | |
| temperature-dependent pigment production by bacillus cereus var. alesti. | 1966 | 4960278 | |
| [action of 8-azaguanine on penicillinase synthesis in bacillus cereus]. | 1966 | 4960488 | |
| [the parallel induction of nitrate reductase and nitrite reductase in bacillus cereus by means of various anions]. | 1966 | 4961819 | |
| the effect of dietary fat on the molecular species of lecithin from rat liver. | 1966 | 4961822 | |
| role of disulphide bonds in the resistance of bacillus cereus spores to gamma irradiation and heat. | 1966 | 4962993 | |
| the use of ferritin labelled antibodies in the location of spore and vegetative antigens of bacillus cereus. | 1966 | 4962994 | |
| [defective morphogenesis of the bacillus mycoides phage no. 1 head]. | 1966 | 4963739 | |
| [on carboxypenicillin production by enzymatic hydrolysis of its benzyl ester]. | 1966 | 4963741 | |
| [post-traumatic, purulent meningitis caused by b. cereus]. | 1966 | 4963746 | |
| evolutionary theory and cancer etiology. | 1966 | 4963958 | |
| [data on bacillus cereus pathogenicity]. | 1966 | 4963970 | |
| [the effect of long-term administration of foodstuffs contaminated by bacillus cereus on cats]. | 1966 | 4963971 | |
| [studies on the antigenic relations between types a and ac of cam phages]. | 1966 | 4964514 | |
| the mutagenic effect of prolonged treatment with ethyl methanesulfonate. | 1967 | 4964634 | |
| interference of barbiturates with pyrimidine incorporation. i. amobarbital inhibition of orotate uptake into bacillus cereus. | 1967 | 4964701 | |
| adaptation of populations of bacillus cereus to tetracycline. | 1967 | 4964702 | |
| [the antagonistic action between entomophagic fungi and certain crystallophoric entomopathogenic cereus species]. | 1967 | 4964906 | |
| effect of gamma irradiation on the growth rate of species of bacillus cereus group. | 1967 | 4965016 | |
| studies on filamentous forms of bacillus cereus strain t. | 1967 | 4965056 | |
| the regulation of penicillinase synthesis. | 1967 | 4965076 | |
| partial characterization of the protein labeled in a cell-free system from bacillus cereus 569. | 1967 | 4965077 | |
| nonselective incorporation into sporangium of either "older" or "younger" chromosome of the vegetative cell during sporulation in bacillus cereus. | employing bacillus cereus strain 2, we examined the fate of two chromosomes contained in vegetative cells in the course of sporulation. cytological observations and quantitative estimation of deoxyribonucleic acid (dna) confirmed the earlier observations that, during the course of sporulation, one of two chromosomes of the vegetative cell was incorporated into the sporangium and the other disappeared into the medium as the result of cell lysis. log-phase cells, labeled completely with thymine-2- ... | 1967 | 4965196 |
| orded substructure in the cell wall of bacillus cereus. | 1967 | 4965200 | |
| thermal penicillinasderepression and temperature dependence of penicillinase production inducible and constitutive strains of bacillus cereus. | 1967 | 4964018 | |
| sensitivity of aerobic micrococcaceae to daq. | 1967 | 4964037 | |
| bacterial variants in the human kidney. | 1967 | 4964054 | |
| the metabolism of phosphonates by microorganisms. the transport of aminoethylphosphonic acid in bacillus cereus. | 1967 | 4963810 | |
| sporicidal properties of some halogens. | 1967 | 4963102 | |
| antigens of bacillus cereus: a comparison of a parent strain, an asporogenic variant and cell fractions. | 1967 | 4963103 | |
| origin and function of penicillinase: a problem in biochemical evolution. | 1967 | 4963324 | |
| determination of dipicolinic acid in bacterial spores by ultraviolet spectrometry of the calcium chelate. | 1967 | 4963388 | |
| a concentration technic applicable to enzyme preparations. | 1967 | 4963389 | |
| aminopeptidase profiles of various bacteria. | the aminopeptidase specificity of 24 strains of bacteria was determined fluorometrically by use of a series of alpha-amino acid beta-naphthylamides as substrates. provided that strict control over medium and growth time was adhered to, a reproducible profile of aminopeptidase activity was obtained which could be used for the identification of bacteria. | 1967 | 4963444 |
| some properties of two extracellular beta-lactamases from bacillus cereus 569/h. | 1967 | 4963457 | |
| cereolysin: production, purification and partial characterization. | 1967 | 4961831 | |
| instrumental assay of microbial lipase at constant ph. | a rapid, accurate method with high sensitivity and reproducibility, and having the advantage of a short incubation period under constant ph, has been developed for routine measurement of microbial lipase. assembled from readily available and economical instrumental components, the apparatus includes a ph meter, a thermoelectric heating and stirring device, a motor-driven burette, and an automatic recorder. the reaction mixture, consisting of 5 ml of a 10% olive oil-gum arabic emulsion, 2 ml of 3 ... | 1967 | 4961930 |
| effect of exogenous substrates on the endogenous respiration of bacteria. | 1967 | 4962061 | |
| comparison of the germination and outgrowth of spores of bacillus cereus and bacillus polymyxa. | 1967 | 4962189 | |
| resistance to nisin and production of nisin-inactivating enzymes by several bacillus species. | 1967 | 4962191 | |
| immunological differentiation between cell walls of streptomycin-sensitive and streptomycin-dependent bacteria. | 1967 | 4962215 | |
| autoradiographic studies of bacterial cell wall replication. i. cell wall growth of bacillus cereus in the presence of chloramphenicol. | 1967 | 4962235 | |
| improved assay method for phospholipase c. | a lecithin sol dispersed with deoxycholate was found to be attacked by phospholipase c in the presence of calcium ion more rapidly than were any other lecithin sols. the inorganic phosphate could be released quantitatively from the acid soluble phosphate liberated from lecithin by an excess amount of alkaline phosphatase present in phospholipase c reaction mixture. a simple and accurate assay method for phospholipase c was developed with the sol and the alkaline phosphatase. | 1967 | 4962285 |
| ultraviolet irradiation of dna in vitro and in vivo produces a 3d thymine-derived product. | a new thymine-derived product was separated from dna irradiated with utlraviolet light in vitro and in vivo. this compound was mistaken to be thymine homodiner (t=t) by other workers because it is chromatographically indistinguishable from t=t in most eluents. it has absorbancy maximums at 312, 312, and 300 millimicrons in neutral, ph 2, and ph 11 aqueous solutions, respectively. when it is irradiated in aqueous solution with wavelengths of 360 and 313 millimicrons its spectrum reverts to one si ... | 1967 | 4960673 |
| symposium on immunosuppressive drugs. comparative actions of some purine analogues on growing bacillus cereus. | 1967 | 4960737 | |
| induced rapid release and uptake of phosphate by microorganisms. | cultures of bacteria and of mixed microorganisms are able to release actively a large proportion of their phosphorus to the medium in a matter of hours when kept under anoxic conditions. only phosphorus is lost, probably as orthophosphate and apparently mostly from the acid-soluble fraction of the cells. the process, which is completely reversible upon aeration, has a change in rate (for a change of 10 degrees c) of 2 to 2.5. | 1967 | 4959890 |
| effect of intracellular poly-beta-hydroxybutyrate on the ultraviolet sensitivity of bacillus cereus. | 1967 | 4959689 | |
| efficiency of endodontic culturing procedures using wet and dry paper points. | 1967 | 4961037 | |
| biochemical studies of bacterial sporulation and germination. v. purine nucleoside phosphorylase of vegetative cells and spores of bacillus cereus. | 1967 | 4961054 | |
| x-ray diffraction studies on selected bacterial cell walls. | the cell walls of selected bacteria were studied by x-ray diffraction analysis to determine and characterize crystalline components. the walls were isolated by mechanical disruption and purified by enzymatic and washing procedures. the x-ray diffraction lines which appeared from the gram-positive cell walls were shown to be due to the constituent "mucopeptide" fraction. no diffraction lines could be obtained from the gram-negative bacterium studied. the results show that crystallinity is associa ... | 1967 | 4960150 |
| regulation of extracellular protease production in bacillus cereus. | both sporulation and protease production can be inhibited by growing bacillus cereus t in a medium containing a high concentration of a mixture of amino acids. mutants selected for the ability to sporulate in this inhibitory medium were found to produce high levels of protease in the normal and inhibitory media. comparison of the mutant and wild-type enzymes by gel electrophoresis and heat inactivation suggested that they were identical. one of the mutants proved to be a purine-requiring auxotro ... | 1967 | 4960917 |
| fatty acids in the genus bacillus. i. iso- and anteiso-fatty acids as characteristic constituents of lipids in 10 species. | fatty acids produced by 22 strains of 10 species of the genus bacillus were analyzed on a very efficient and selective gas-liquid chromatographic column. all of the 10 species, alvei, brevis, cereus, circulans, licheniformis, macerans, megaterium, polymyxa, pumilus, and subtilis, produced eight fatty acids, six branched (anteiso-c(15), anteiso-c(17), iso-c(14), iso-c(15), iso-c(16), and iso-c(17)) and two normal (n-c(14) and n-c(16)). in all cases, the six branched-chain fatty acids made up over ... | 1967 | 4960925 |