Publications
| Title | Abstract | Year(sorted ascending) Filter | PMID Filter |
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| notes on the spirillum fever of bombay, 1877. | 1878 | 20896511 | |
| contributions to the experimental pathology of spirillum fever. | 1880 | 20896564 | |
| some questions relating to the virulence of micro-organisms with particular reference to their immunizing powers. | the virulent cholera spirillum possesses a greater number of bacteriolytic and agglutinable haptophore groups, or these groups are endowed with a greater avidity for uni- and amboceptors than the avirulent. the number or the avidity of the bacteriolytic receptors possessed by a bacterium is directly proportional to its virulence. however, the agglutinable receptors do not follow this law, i.e., the agglutinable haptophore groups are not necessarily present in the same proportion as the bacterici ... | 1905 | 19866996 |
| notes on cases of spirillum fever in uganda. | 1905 | 20762028 | |
| the use of a modified hesse's medium for isolating the typhoid bacillus and the cholera spirillum from stools. | 1912 | 18008642 | |
| morphology of the bacteria (vibrio and spirillum), an early research.--the intestinal flora. | 1914 | 17760205 | |
| spirilla associated with disease of the fetal membranes in cattle (infectious abortion). | spirilla of identical morphological and cultural characters have been isolated in pure culture from the fetuses of fourteen cases of abortion. the condition of the fetus is much the same whether spirilla or the bacilli of abortion are present. this condition is probably due in both cases to interference with the placental circulation. the injurious action of the etiological factor when spirilla are present is limited to the fetal membranes, more particularly the chorion. definite lesions of the ... | 1918 | 19868289 |
| the etiological relation of spirilla (vibrio fetus) to bovine abortion. | the isolation in pure culture of a definite morphological entity (vibrio or spirillum) with practically the same biological characters from a series of cases of the same clinical complex (abortion) establishes a presumption in favor of the specific identity of the organisms and also in favor of the inference that such organisms are etiologically related to the diseased condition. this presumption is strengthened by the fact that disease of the fetal membranes followed the injection of pure cultu ... | 1919 | 19868361 |
| cristispira in north american shellfish. a note on a spirillum found in oysters. | ten varieties of north american shellfish were examined for the occurrence of cristispira in their styles. a cristispira was found in various numbers in ostrea virginiana, venus mercenaria, and modiola modiolus, but none in ensis americana, mya arenaria, mactra solidissima, pecten irradians, mytilus edulis, fulgur canaliculatus, or nassa obsoleta. of 298 oysters, only 128 showed the crystalline styles, in which cristispiras were present in 99. active cristispiras were found in 59 styles only and ... | 1921 | 19868559 |
| spirillum virginianum nov. spec. | 1926 | 16559199 | |
| methods for the pure culture of certain protozoa. | some media are described which inhibit bacterial growth, but are favorable to protozoan development. a purification technique, which takes advantage of geotropic responses, was devised and used successfully with 7 species of protozoa, including flagellates and ciliates. the method was also used with a spirillum. for one flagellate which could not be purified in this manner, a procedure involving chemical sterilization was employed. paramecium caudatum was purified, but failed to develop subseque ... | 1930 | 19869728 |
| the valuation of antisyphilitic substances by prophylactic and therapeutic tests in animals experimentally infected with spirillum minus. | 1930 | 21773461 | |
| the rate of co(2) assimilation by purple bacteria at various wave lengths of light. | 1. the relative absorption spectrum of the pigments in their natural state in the photosynthetic bacterium spirillum rubrum is given from 400 to 900 mmicro. the position of the absorption maxima in the live bacteria due to each of the pigments is: green pigment, 420, 590, 880; red pigment, 490, 510, 550. 2. the relative absorption spectrum of the green pigment in methyl alcohol has been determined from 400 to 900 mmicro. bands at 410, 605, and 770 mmicro were found. 3. the wave length sensitivit ... | 1937 | 19873039 |
| prolonged maintenance of spirochetes and filtrable viruses in the frozen state. | 1. observations are reported on the virulence of various types of spirochetes and filtrable viruses after storage at - 787deg;c. for periods up to 3 years. 2. five specimens of treponema pallidum belonging to 4 different strains, and 7 specimens of t. pertenue belonging to 5 different strains were tested after storage for approximately 3 years. with one exception each specimen contained actively motile treponemes, and all specimens were highly pathogenic for rabbits. many other specimens of thes ... | 1939 | 19870935 |
| the pigment-protein compound in photosynthetic bacteria : ii. the absorption curves of photosynthin from several species of bacteria. | absorption curves have been obtained in the spectral region of 450 to 900 mmicro for the water soluble cell juice of four species of photosynthetic bacteria, spirillum rubrum (strain s1), rhodovibrio sp. (strain gaffron), phaeomonas sp. (strain delft), and streptococcus varians (strains c11 and orig.). these curves all show maxima at 790 and 590 mmicro due to bacteriochlorophyll, whose highest band, however, occurs at 875, 855, or 840 mmicro depending on the species. the bacteria that appear red ... | 1940 | 19873170 |
| concerning pure cultures of spirillum. | 1940 | 17755261 | |
| the genus spirillum ehbg. with special reference to cell inclusions and the chromidial theory. | 1940 | 16560346 | |
| ultracentrifugation and cytology of spirillum volutans. | 1942 | 16560598 | |
| purines as growth requirements of spirillum serpens. | 1942 | 16578049 | |
| spirillum minus treatment of g. p. i. | 1947 | 20272639 | |
| spirillum (abacterial) pyuria. | 1947 | 20343486 | |
| rat bite fever caused by spirillum minus treated with penicillin; report of a case. | 1948 | 18912486 | |
| the flagella of spirillum volutans. | 1949 | 18108887 | |
| the flagella of spirillum volutans. | 1949 | 16561638 | |
| studies on the metabolism of photosynthetic bacteria. vii. comparative studies on the photoproduction of h2 by rhodo-pseudomonas gelatinosa and rhodo-spirillum rubrum. | 1951 | 14824100 | |
| a comparative study of the light and dark fermentations of organic acids by rhodo-spirillum rubrum. | 1951 | 14824109 | |
| antagonism of spirillum minus infection in rats towards trypanosoma lewisi and t. equinum. | 1951 | 14863953 | |
| repeated recovery of a spirillum by blood culture from two children with prolonged and recurrent fevers. | 1951 | 14864001 | |
| production of herxheimer-like reactions in rabbits with spirillum minus infections by administration of penicillin or immune serum. | 1951 | 14878088 | |
| the susceptibility of spirillum minus and borrelia duttoni to streptomycin and penicillin. | 1952 | 14944183 | |
| [experiments in the culture of spirilla and certain pathogenic protozoa in the isolated cheek pouch of the golden hamster]. | 1952 | 14951512 | |
| [microspirillum fragae, n. sp., parasité of the burhinus capensis capensis lichtenstein 1823, in mozambique]. | 1952 | 13008063 | |
| some observations on bacterial flagella. | 1953 | 13035049 | |
| a macromolecular mono-layer in the cell wall of spirillum spec. | 1953 | 13058992 | |
| flagellum and motility of spirillum serpens. | 1953 | 13069434 | |
| specific agglutination of spirillum serpens. | 1953 | 13069435 | |
| [bacteriological reexamination of spirillum buccale porter (gins) and spirillum buccale koch (gins)]. | 1953 | 13150912 | |
| some observations on the flagella and blepharoplasts of spirillum and vibrio spp. | 1954 | 13152344 | |
| [effect of chloral hydrate on spirillum]. | 1955 | 13239153 | |
| flagella and cell wall of spirilla. | 1955 | 13243438 | |
| [occurrence of spirillum in tissue after tonsillitis with special reference to the bacterioscopic picture of oral mucosa]. | 1955 | 13257410 | |
| studies on spirillum minus infection; with particular reference to the passage of the organism through filters. | 1955 | 14364477 | |
| [pathogenesis and control of infectious periodontitis]. | 1955 | 14372924 | |
| spirillum mancuniense n. sp. | 1955 | 14392308 | |
| some observations upon the development and mode of attachment of the flagella in vibrio and spirillum species. | 1956 | 13294134 | |
| [fixation of molecular nitrogen by water spirillum]. | 1956 | 13321538 | |
| the gonidial stages in spirillum spp. and vibrio spp. | 1956 | 13346028 | |
| microcyst formation and germination in spirillum lunatum. | 1956 | 13357729 | |
| a diphtheroid stomatitis of chickens apparently due to a spirillum, spirillum pulli, species nova. | 1956 | 13362786 | |
| electron microscopy of ultrathin sections of spirillum serpens. | 1957 | 13405862 | |
| studies on the isolation of spirillum sputigenum. | 1957 | 13460815 | |
| nuclear fusion in spirillum spp. | 1957 | 13481311 | |
| some observations concerning the presence of spirilla in the fundic glands of dogs and cats. | 1958 | 13559622 | |
| [surface structure & flagella of spirilla]. | 1958 | 13616590 | |
| prevention of borrelia duttonii, trypanosoma gambiense, spirillum minus and treponema pallidum infections conveyable through transfusion. | 1958 | 13653844 | |
| observations on spirillum sputigenum and its relationship to selenomonas species with special reference to flagellation. | 1959 | 13654218 | |
| identity of the so-called vibrios of the oral flora. | 1959 | 13654235 | |
| cell elongation and division in spirillum anulus. | 1959 | 13844899 | |
| chromatin patterns in spirillum anulus. | 1959 | 13844900 | |
| cellular structure of large spirilla. | 1960 | 13801028 | |
| spirillum serpens meningitis. report of a case. | 1960 | 13819393 | |
| spirillum fever; report of a case and review of the literature. | 1961 | 13753697 | |
| electron microscopy of flagellation in species of spirillum. | 1961 | 13785467 | |
| [bacterial intracytoplasmic organelles and the site of oxidation-reduction activity]. | 1962 | 13996218 | |
| electron microscopic and bacteriologic studies of spirilla isolated from the fundic stomachs of cats and dogs. | 1962 | 14005438 | |
| the growth of spirillum volutans ehrenberg in mixed and pure cultures. | 1962 | 14492512 | |
| [bacterial growth at low substrate concentration]. | 1963 | 13957378 | |
| extracellular accumulation of pyrroles in bacterial cultures. | aerobacter aerogenes, paracolobactrum aerogenoides, spirillum serpens, and gelatinous strains of chromobacterium violaceum produced an extracellular, ether-soluble, ehrlich-positive substance when grown in media prepared with gelatin hydrolysate. the substance has been tentatively identified as pyrrole-2-carboxylic acid. both hydroxy-l-proline and allo-d-hydroxyproline have been shown to be precursors of the material. gelatinous strains of chromobacterium violaceum, but not the other positive cu ... | 1963 | 14023126 |
| [bacterial growth at low substrate concentration]. | 1963 | 14028703 | |
| a systematic study of the genus spirillum which occurs in oxidation ponds, with a description of a new species. | 1963 | 14058990 | |
| a method for the purification of bacterial flagella by ion exchange chromatography. | 1963 | 14072828 | |
| membrane stability and salt tolerance in gram-negative bacteria. | 1963 | 14076708 | |
| [displacement of bacterial "spores": in spirillum praeclarum and during their liberation]. | 1963 | 14102049 | |
| thermal transition of spirillum serpens flagella. | 1964 | 14187396 | |
| [comparative study of large spore-forming spirilleae: sporospirillum (spirillum) praeclarum (collin) n.g., sporospirillum gyrini n. sp. and sporospirillum bisporum n.sp]. | 1964 | 14196631 | |
| microbial ecology of activated sludge. i. dominant bacteria. | over 300 bacterial strains were isolated from seven samples of activated sludge by plating on sewage agar. gram-negative bacteria of the genera zoogloea and comamonas predominated. many isolates (51%) showed sudanophilic inclusions of poly-beta-hydroxybutyric acid, whereas 34% accumulated iodophilic material on media containing starch. a large number required either vitamins or amino acids, or both, for growth. none of the isolates tested for their ability to bring about changes in autoclaved se ... | 1964 | 14215970 |
| [antagonism between trypanosoma cruzi and spirillum minus]. | 1964 | 14237579 | |
| characterization of poly-beta-hydroxybutyrate extracted from different bacteria. | lundgren, d. g. (syracuse university, syracuse, n.y.), r. alper, c. schnaitman and r. h. marchessault. characterization of poly-beta-hydroxybutyrate extracted from different bacteria. j. bacteriol. 89:245-251. 1965.-poly-beta-hydroxybutyrate (phb) from different bacterial genera was studied with regard to its crystal structure, infrared absorption, intrinsic viscosity, and electron microscopy. all phb samples precipitated from dilute chloroform solution gave identical x-ray diffractograms confir ... | 1965 | 14255672 |
| lysis of bacterial cell walls by an enzyme isolated from a myxobacter. | ensign, j. c. (university of illinois, urbana), and r. s. wolfe. lysis of bacterial cell walls by an enzyme isolated from a myxobacter. j. bacteriol. 90:395-402. 1965.-an exoenzyme which lyses intact cells, heat-killed cells, and cell walls of arthrobacter crystallopoietes was purified 60-fold from the growth liquor obtained from a myxobacter (strain al-1). the lytic enzyme was produced during growth of the organism in a number of complex media, the maximal amount of enzyme being produced in yea ... | 1965 | 14330733 |
| the location of the mucopeptide in sections of the cell wall of escherichia coli and other gram-negative bacteria. | 1965 | 14346132 | |
| structure of the proximal ends of bacterial flagella. | 1965 | 5327655 | |
| a practical scheme for identification of the most numerous oral gram negative anaerobic rods. | 1965 | 5226836 | |
| isolation and characterization of filterable marine bacteria. | anderson, j. i. w. (northeast shellfish sanitation research center, narragansett, r.i.), and w. p. heffernan. isolation and characterization of filterable marine bacteria. j. bacteriol 90:1713-1718. 1965.-by a process of double filtration of seawater, first through a membrane filter with a pore diameter of 0.45 mu and then through a membrane filter with a pore diameter of 0.22 mu, it was possible to isolate on the surface of the latter membrane a group of marine organisms not usually encountered ... | 1965 | 5854592 |
| cultivation of spirillum volutans in a bacteria-free environment. | 1965 | 16562086 | |
| anatomical features of vibrio fetus: electron microscopic survey. | 1966 | 5963508 | |
| [numerical taxonomy of vibrios and of certain comparable bacteria. i. taxometric method and material used]. | 1966 | 5970794 | |
| [numerical taxonomy of vibrios and various comparable bacteria. ii. correlation between phenotypic similarities and dna base compositions]. | 1966 | 5982748 | |
| morphological and physiological characteristics of spirillum gracile sp. n. | 1966 | 5296841 | |
| the cell wall and cell division of gram-negative bacteria. | 1966 | 5333357 | |
| [time of appearance in the oral cavity of the fusospirillary flora]. | 1966 | 5335391 | |
| [vibrios and spirilla in dogs and cats]. | 1966 | 4862039 | |
| formation of bacterial flagella. i. demonstration of a functional flagellin pool in spirillum serpens and bacillus subtilis. | martinez, r. j. (university of california, los angeles), and e. z. gordee. formation of bacterial flagella. i. demonstration of a functional flagellin pool in spirillum serpens and bacillus subtilis. j. bacteriol. 91:870-875. 1966-exponentially growing cultures of spirillum serpens and bacillus subtilis regained motility and flagella within one generation after mechanical deflagellation. regeneration of flagella occurred in both cultures in the presence of chloramphenicol at concentrations shown ... | 1966 | 4956760 |
| correlation of maximal growth temperature and ribosome heat stability. | 1967 | 4962250 | |
| the formation of bacterial flagella. 3. characterization of the subunits of the flagella of bacillus subtilis and spirillum serpens. | 1967 | 4963866 | |
| mode of extension of cell surface during growth of spirillum volutans. | 1967 | 5335901 | |
| [fluorescent antibodies on growing bacteria. ii. the formation of the new cell wall of spirillum serpens]. | 1967 | 5633599 | |
| occurence and nature of spirilla around bombay. | 1967 | 6036897 | |
| inhibitio of flagellar coordination in spirillum volutans. | the motility of spirillum volutans is caused by the rotation of each polar flagellar fascicle in a direction opposite to that of the more slowly rotating cell. both flagella form cones of revolution oriented in the same direction. when the cell reverses its motion, both fascicles simultaneously reverse their rotation and also the orientation of their cones of revolution, with the tail fascicle becoming the head and vice versa. chloral hydrate and phenol were found to cause uncoordination, with b ... | 1967 | 6057800 |
| cytochrome synthesis and its regulation in spirillum itersonii. | spirillum itersonii contains b- and c-type cytochromes as well as a carbon monoxide-binding pigment of the cytochrome o type. synthesis of cytochromes b and c is increased by about two- and fourfold, respectively, when cells are transferred from high to low aeration. the increased concentration of cytochrome is not accompanied by an increase in the respiration rate of the cells. both cytochrome b and cytochrome c are located in the particulate fraction of cells grown under high or low aeration, ... | 1967 | 6057811 |
| isolation and chemical structure of the peptidoglycan of spirillum serpens cell walls. | the peptidoglycan layer of spirillum serpens cell walls was isolated from intact cells after treatment with sodium dodecylsulfate and digestion with pronase. the isolated peptidoglycan contained glucosamine, muramic acid, alanine, glutamic acid, and meso-diaminopimelic acid in the approximate molar ratio of 1:1:2:1:1. aspartic acid and glycine were the only other amino acids found in significant quantities. n-terminal amino acid analyses of the tetrapeptide amino acids in the peptidoglycan revea ... | 1968 | 5636818 |