Publications
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| hydrophilic/hydrophobic characters of antimicrobial peptides derived from animals and their effects on multidrug resistant clinical isolates. | multidrug resistant (mdr) pathogen infections are serious threats to hospitalized patients because of the limited therapeutic options. a novel group of antibiotic candidates, antimicrobial peptides (amps), have recently shown powerful activities against both gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria. unfortunately, the viability of using these amps in clinical settings remains to be seen, since most still need to be evaluated prior to clinical trials and not all of amps are potent against mdr cli ... | 0 | 25730460 |
| minibactenecins chbac7.nα and chbac7. nβ - antimicrobial peptides from leukocytes of the goat capra hircus. | antimicrobial peptides (amps) of neutrophils play an important role in the animal and human host defenses. we have isolated two amps (average molecular masses of 2895.5 and 2739.3 da), with potent antimicrobial activity from neutrophils of the domestic goat (capra hircus). a structural analysis of the obtained peptides revealed that they encompass n-terminal fragments (1-21 and 1-22) of the proline-rich peptide bactenecin 7.5. the primary structure of caprine bactenecin 7.5 had been previously d ... | 0 | 27795854 |
| the possible occurrence of bacterium anitratum in several cases of conjunctivitis. | 1949 | 15392443 | |
| the relationship of bacterium anitratum and members of the tribe mimeae (debord). | 1949 | 16561748 | |
| [shigella equirulis and bacterium anitratum (parashigellosis of foals)]. | 1950 | 14775475 | |
| bacterium anitratum (b5w) isolated from cerebral abscesses. | 1953 | 13123918 | |
| [pathogenic or saprophytic bacteria transforming glucose to gluconic acid, bacterium anitratum, b5w, moraxella lwoffi var. glucidolytica, neisseria winogradskyi]. | 1954 | 13171653 | |
| bacterium anitratum (b5w) strains isolated in ontario. | 1954 | 13172645 | |
| [oxidation of lactose in lactobionic acid by pathogenic or saprophytic bacteria (bacterium anitratum)]. | 1955 | 13403316 | |
| studies on a soap tolerant organism: a new variety of bacterium anitratum. | 1955 | 13278472 | |
| [pathogenic role and incidence of bacteria of the bacterium anitratum type]. | 1956 | 13363040 | |
| [studies on bacteria of the type bacterium anitratum (b 5 w) and their sensitivity to sulfonamides and antibiotics]. | 1956 | 13390179 | |
| [proteolytic types of moraxella lwoffi and moraxella glucidolytica (bacterium anitratum)]. | 1956 | 13327511 | |
| infections due to bacterium anitratum. | 1957 | 13443551 | |
| the antigenic relationship between ornithosis virus and bacterium anitratum. | 1957 | 13469389 | |
| studies on the ornithosis-related antigen from bacterium anitratum; bacterium anitratum and its ability to produce the ornithosis-related antigen. | 1957 | 13469402 | |
| [3 cases of septicemia caused by bacterium anitratum in premature infants]. | 1958 | 13509763 | |
| [pleural infections caused by b5w (bacterium anitratum)]. | 1958 | 13542519 | |
| [study on the incidence, pathogenetic role and sensitivity to sulfonamides & antibiotics of bacterium anitratum]. | 1958 | 13556401 | |
| [fatal infantile pyoneumothorax caused by bacterium anitratum]. | 1958 | 13623207 | |
| [neonatal suppurative meningitis due to moraxella glucidolytica (bacterium anitratum)]. | 1959 | 13799767 | |
| [the use of bacterium anitratum for demonstration of hyaluronidase in staphylococci]. | 1959 | 13854157 | |
| [maternal infection with bacterium anitratum: fatal purulent pleurisy in newborn infant]. | 1959 | 13651819 | |
| lobar pneumonia with bacteremia caused by bacterium anitratum. | 1959 | 13661201 | |
| [on the systematology of bacterium anitratum, diplococcus mucosus and moraxella lwoffi. (genus acinetobacter according to brisou and prevot)]. | 1959 | 14409896 | |
| bacterium anitratum meningitis: report of a case and a review of the literature. | 1960 | 13708182 | |
| kinetics and specificity of glucose dehydrogenase from bacterium anitratum. | 1960 | 13712286 | |
| purification and properties of glucose dehydrogenase and cytochrome b from bacterium anitratum. | 1960 | 13712288 | |
| occurrence of bacterium anitratum in patients in a central hospital in finland. | 1960 | 13829548 | |
| lysogeny of bacterium anitratum. | 1960 | 16561862 | |
| glucose dehydrogenation in bacteria: a comparative study. | hauge, jens g. (national institute for public health, oslo, norway). glucose dehydrogenation in bacteria: a comparative study. j. bacteriol. 82:609-614. 1961.-extracts of a series of bacteria reported to convert glucose to gluconic acid via particulate enzyme systems were fractionated by differential centrifugation into heavy particles, light particles, and particle-free supernatant. particles from acetobacter suboxydans, pseudomonas fluorescens, and bacterium anitratum had several features in c ... | 1961 | 13905390 |
| [the sensitivity to antibio otics of pseudomonas, achromobacter and "b5w-bacterium anitratum"]. | 1961 | 13692107 | |
| bacterium anitratum (acinetobacter anitratum) isolated from a case with cerebral abscess and purulent meningitis. | 1961 | 13731079 | |
| bacterium anitratum transferred to the genus cytophaga. | 1962 | 14462895 | |
| further studies on bacterium anitratum strains isolated from patients in delhi. | 1963 | 14073615 | |
| gliding motility in the organisms bacterium anitratum (b5w), moraxella lwoffi and alkaligenes haemolysans, as compared to moraxella nonliquefaciens. | 1963 | 14083764 | |
| production of bulbous and spheroplast-like cells in bacterium anitratum under the action of sulphathiazol. | 1963 | 14099862 | |
| [bacterium anitratum as the pathogen of postoperative infection of the central nervous system]. | 1963 | 13935180 | |
| bacterium anitratum septicaemia in children. | 1963 | 13985916 | |
| mima polymorpha infection. | two cases of human infection by mima polymorpha are described. from these cases, and from the literature, it is concluded that this species is heterogeneous with respect to its biochemical properties. from comparative studies it is concluded that the genus mima is unrelated to the genus moraxella or to bacterium anitratum. | 1963 | 14015674 |
| the occurrence of bacterium anitratum in secretions of pulmonary origin. | 1963 | 14063689 | |
| herellea (bacterium anitratum) endocarditis. report of a case. | 1964 | 14066738 | |
| [the link of bacterium anitratum, moraxella lwoffi, bacillus mallei and haemophilus parapertussis to the acinetobacter brisou and pr'evot genus]. | 1964 | 14141566 | |
| [case report of septicemia caused by bacterium anitratum]. | 1964 | 14205622 | |
| [the problem diplococcus mucosus-bacterium anitratum]. | 1964 | 14218238 | |
| glucose dehydrogenase of bacterium anitratum: an enzyme with a novel prosthetic group. | 1964 | 14257587 | |
| synergistic action of the unfavourable incubation temperature and sulphathiazol on the cells of bacterium anitratum. | 1964 | 14266038 | |
| further observations on mima polymorpha and achromobacter (bacterium) anitratum. | further investigations on the morphology, biochemical reactions, and serological relationships of strains of mima polymorpha and achromobacter (bacterium) anitratum are reported. the results seem to indicate such a close relationship that it may yet be necessary to reconsider the nomenclature of these organisms. | 1964 | 14207784 |
| medium for differentiating the gram-negative, nonfermenting bacilli of medical interest. | sellers, walter (u.s. air force school of aerospace medicine, brooks air force base, tex.). medium for differentiating the gram-negative, nonfermenting bacilli of medical interest. j. bacteriol. 87:46-48. 1964.-an agar-slant medium is described for differentiating gram-negative, nonfermenting bacilli of medical interest. differences in the ability of bacilli to grow anaerobically in the presence of nitrate, to produce ph changes, to produce n(2) from nitrite and nitrate (singly and in combinatio ... | 1964 | 14102872 |
| serology of the mima-herellea group and the genus moraxella. | mitchell, paul d. (west virginia university medical center, morgantown), and robert g. burrell. serology of the mima-herellea group and the genus moraxella. j. bacteriol. 87:900-909. 1964.-the identity of organisms which have been assigned to the mima-herellea group of the tribe mimeae and their taxonomic position are uncertain. in considering the possible relationship of the mima-herellea group to the genus moraxella, the approach used was the isolation and identification of representative anti ... | 1964 | 14137629 |
| bacterium anitratum and mima polymorpha infection in uganda. | eleven cases of infection with bacterium anitratum and one with mima polymorpha are described. microscopically the organisms showed gram-negative or gram-variable diplococci with a tendency to form filaments. there appear to be a number of biochemical variants of b. anitratum. serological cross-reactions with the genus klebsiella was found. the antibiotic patterns are given and particular attention is drawn to the resistance of the organisms to chloramphenicol. | 1965 | 14304241 |
| synthesis of glucose dehydrogenase in bacterium anitratum. | 1965 | 14289036 | |
| the involvement of membranes in protein synthesis in bacterium anitratum. | 1965 | 14289037 | |
| cofactor-dependent aldose dehydrogenase of rhodopseudomonas spheroides. | niederpruem, donald j. (university of california, berkeley), and michael doudoroff. cofactor-dependent aldose dehydrogenase of rhodopseudomonas spheroides. j. bacteriol. 89:697-705. 1965.-particulate enzyme preparations of cell extracts of rhodopseudomonas spheroides possess constitutive dehydrogenase and oxidase activities for aldose sugars, reduced nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (nadh(2)), and succinate. the dehydrogenation of aldoses requires an unidentified cofactor which is not required ... | 1965 | 14273648 |
| spheroplasting effect of the temperature of incubation on the cells of bacterium anitratum. | 1965 | 14322323 | |
| growth of bacterium anitratum (b5w) with nitrate or nitrite as nitrogen source. | 1965 | 5855587 | |
| regulation of the nitrogen assimilation from nitrate and nitrite in bacterium anitratum (b5w). | 1965 | 5855588 | |
| [bacterium anitratum infection in surgically treated open thoracic cavities and their significance]. | 1965 | 5899139 | |
| unusual cell form of bacterium anitratum produced by sulfonamides. | 1966 | 5959919 | |
| bacterium anitratum. i. mouse virulence of strains from midwestern soils. | 1966 | 5973988 | |
| bacterium anitratum. ii. biological activities of non-viable fractions. | 1966 | 5973989 | |
| [bacterium anitratum infections in our patients]. | 1966 | 5983615 | |
| hydroxylamine as a possible intermediate in nitrate reduction by bacterium anitratum (b5w). | 1966 | 4289536 | |
| [pleuro-pneumonia due to "bacterium anitratum"]. | 1967 | 5618208 | |
| [the intracellular urease activity of moraxella iwoffi (bacterium anitratum) group]. | 1967 | 5633600 | |
| strain-specific action of division-inhibiting agents in bacterium anitratum. | 1967 | 6076337 | |
| corneal ulcer due to bacterium anitratum. | 1968 | 5642910 | |
| isolation and characterization of transducing bacteriophage bp1 for bacterium anitratum (achromobacter sp.). | a small transducing phage has been isolated against a strain of bacterium anitratum. the particle has a head dimension of 450 a and a tail approximately 200 a long. the latent period is 16 min and the average burst size is 98. the intact particle has an absorption maximum and minimum at 260 and 237 mmu, respectively. the sedimentation coefficient (s(20)) is 460. the phage contains double-stranded dna with an s degrees (20,w) of 32.8. molecular weight estimates of the deoxyribonucleic acid ranged ... | 1968 | 5723528 |
| the isolation of bacterium anitratum (acinetobacter anitratus) and mima polymorpha (acinetobacter iwoffi) from animals in uganda. | 1968 | 5748949 | |
| gram-negative bacilli in burns. | in a period of two years, 865 strains of gram-negative bacilli other than pseudomonas aeruginosa isolated from burns were identified by a range of tests. the commonest species were proteus mirabilis, escherichia coli, and enterobacter cloacae. many strains of klebsiella aerogenes, enterobacter aerogenes, and bacterium anitratum were also found.a large proportion of the strains were tested for sensitivity to nalidixic acid, ampicillin, kanamycin, chloramphenicol, tetracycline, and carbenicillin, ... | 1969 | 4312399 |
| synonymy of herellea vaginicola and bacterium anitratum. | 1969 | 5379834 | |
| bacterium anitratum meningitis. | 1969 | 5798958 | |
| transformation of acinetobacter calco-aceticus (bacterium anitratum). | a highly efficient transformation system has been demonstrated in a strain of acinetobacter calco-aceticus (bacterium anitratrum). during mixed growth of various stable, unencapsulated, mutant strains, deoxyribonucleic acid (dna) is liberated and fully encapuslated transformants can be isolated. purified dna preparations have been used to transform suitable recipient mutant strains for ability to synthesize capsules, ability to dispense with a growth factor requirement, and resistance to strepto ... | 1969 | 5781579 |
| nucleic acid homologies among oxidase-negative moraxella species. | the deoxyribonucleic acid (dna) base composition and dna homologies of more than 40 strains of oxidase-negative moraxella species were determined. these bacteria have also been identified as belonging to the mima-herellea-acinetobacter group and the bacterium anitratum group, as well as to several other genera including achromobacter and alcaligenes. the dna base content of these strains ranged from 40 to 46% guanine plus cytosine. dna-dna competition experiments distinguished five groups whose ... | 1970 | 5413826 |
| [bacterium anitratum septicemia]. | 1970 | 5454018 | |
| [study of a phage of bacterium anitratum (group b5w)]. | 1970 | 5470344 | |
| bacterium anitratum meningitis. a case report. | 1970 | 5498161 | |
| [ultrastructural characteristics of bacterium anitratum (schaub et hauber 1948) and its antigenic affinity with neorickettsia and enterobacteria]. | 1970 | 5526121 | |
| pathogenicity of bacterium anitratum for experimental animals. | 1971 | 4400739 | |
| skin and mucous membrane as reservoirs of bacterium anitratum and mima polymorpha in patients. | 1972 | 4658783 | |
| combined effect of the ph of the growth medium and the incubation temperature on the morphology of bacterium anitratum. | 1973 | 4146000 | |
| [augmentation of the bacteriocidal effect of heat in polylysogenic strains of staphylococcus aureus and bacterium anitratum]. | 1974 | 4277133 | |
| pyogenic meningitis due to bacterium anitratum. case report. | 1975 | 1175495 | |
| bacterium anitratum bacteremia in a chronic myelogenous leukemia with blastic transformation patients. | 1975 | 1060714 | |
| in vitro studies on the antibacterial activities of ym-13115, a new broad-spectrum cephalosporin. | the in vitro antibacterial activities of ym-13115, a new parenteral cephalosporin, were compared with those of ceftazidime, cefoperazone, and cefsulodin. the compound was highly active against the common members of the enterobacteriaceae and 2 to 256 times more active than cefoperazone. ym-13115 was as active as ceftazidime against citrobacter freundii, proteus vulgaris, and morganella morganii and two to four times more active than ceftazidime against escherichia coli, klebsiella pneumoniae, en ... | 1985 | 3890729 |
| comparison of cross-staining reactions by pseudomonas spp. and fluorescein-labeled polyclonal and monoclonal antibodies directed against legionella pneumophila. | commercially prepared polyclonal antisera to legionella pneumophila are known to cross-react with organisms of the genus pseudomonas. to determine whether a commercially available monoclonal antibody reagent specific for l. pneumophila would also cross-react with pseudomonads, a two-laboratory study was undertaken to test both monoclonal and polyclonal reagents against 33 isolates of pseudomonas spp., including 25 pseudomonas aeruginosa, 4 p. putida, 2 p. maltophilia, 1 p. fluorescens, and 1 p. ... | 1986 | 3958153 |
| molecular evolution, species distribution, and clinical consequences of an endemic aminoglycoside resistance plasmid. | during the first 6 years after appearing in one hospital, a 92-kilobase conjugative plasmid, pbwh1, which encoded resistance to chloramphenicol and sulfonamides and determined tem-1 beta-lactamase and 2''-aminoglycoside nucleotidyltransferase, underwent a variety of molecular changes. it was most prevalent initially in isolates of klebsiella pneumoniae, then in isolates of serratia marcescens, and finally, after nearly disappearing, in isolates of enterobacter cloacae. evolutionary changes in th ... | 1986 | 3010849 |
| production of staphylococcal enterotoxin in mixed cultures. | two staphylococcus aureus strains were grown in brain-heart infusion (bhi) broth and a meat medium with bacillus cereus, streptococcus faecalis, escherichia coli, and pseudomonas aeruginosa. both s. aureus strains grew well and produced enterotoxin in the presence of s. faecalis in bhi broth; however, enterotoxin production was observable in the meat medium only when the s. aureus inoculum was greater than the s. faecalis inoculum. s. aureus fri-100 grown with b. cereus produced enterotoxin in b ... | 1987 | 3122653 |
| hospital-acquired acinetobacter baumanii pneumonitis. | 1987 | 2882202 | |
| transferable amikacin resistance in acinetobacter spp. due to a new type of 3'-aminoglycoside phosphotransferase. | acinetobacter baumannii bm2580 resistant to kanamycin and structurally related antibiotics, including amikacin, was isolated from a clinical specimen. a phosphocellulose paper-binding assay and dna annealing studies indicated that resistance to aminoglycosides in bm2580 was due to synthesis of a new type of 3'-aminoglycoside phosphotransferase. the gene conferring resistance to kanamycin-amikacin in this strain was carried by a 63-kilobase plasmid, pip1841, self-transferable to a. baumannii, a. ... | 1988 | 2831812 |
| nucleotide sequence of acinetobacter baumannii apha-6 gene: evolutionary and functional implications of sequence homologies with nucleotide-binding proteins, kinases and other aminoglycoside-modifying enzymes. | a new kanamycin-resistance gene, detected in acinetobacter baumannii and designated apha-6, was sequenced. it specifies a 30319 dalton 3'-aminoglycoside phosphotransferase (aph(3'] that mediates resistance to kanamycin and structurally related aminoglycosides, including amikacin. pairwise comparisons of the six types of aph(3') so far detected in human pathogens (types i, ii, iii and vi) and in amino-glycoside-producing microorganisms (types iv and v), confirm that aph(3') enzymes have diverged ... | 1988 | 2846986 |
| [phenotypes of resistance to antibiotics of acinetobacter baumannii. impact on therapeutic orientation]. | by studying the sensitivity to antibiotics of 74 acinetobacter baumannii strains, four phenotype groups were distinguished. the resistance of one of them (11% of the strains) to imipenem, argues against the therapeutic attitudes that now prevail. from studies on the kinetics of bactericidal activity of antibiotics and there association we propose what should be done in the laboratory to provide help to the physician for the antibiotic choice. | 1988 | 3283688 |
| [in vitro effect of antibiotics against hospital strains of acinetobacter baumanii]. | a total of 142 acinetobacter baumanii strains isolated from hospital patients were biotyped according to the scheme of bouvet and grimont. most of the strains belonged to biotype 9 and were highly resistant to antibiotics including cephalosporins and amikacin. imipenem and ticarcillin were the only drugs having a bactericidal activity against a. baumanii. the combination imipenem-netilmicin and ticarcillin-netilmicin were more rapidly bactericidal than imipenem or ticarcillin alone. no resistant ... | 1989 | 2797884 |
| freeze-fracture investigation of the red pulp of human spleen. | this study concerns the morphology of the human spleen in freeze-fracture replicas and compares this with the findings in ultrathin sections. the material investigated consisted of two spleens resected at gastrectomy and one resected because of splenomegaly in a case of hairy cell leukaemia. the current concepts concerning the ultrastructure of the spleen were generally confirmed with the freeze-fracture technique. the sinus walls were found, as expected, to consist of closely fitting endothelia ... | 1989 | 2574514 |
| in vitro activity of sulbactam in combination with various beta-lactam antibiotics. | forty-three strains (beta-lactamase positive and negative) from the species of haemophilus influenzae, neisseria gonorrhoeae, staphylococcus aureus, escherichia coli, serratia marcescens, enterobacter cloacae, acinetobacter baumanii, and pseudomonas aeruginosa were studied for synergy between sulbactam and several beta-lactam antibiotics. using a checkerboard method, synergy was observed with 10 to 55% of the beta-lactamase negative strains. synergy was more frequent with the strains producing b ... | 1989 | 2591176 |
| acinetobacter baumannii serotyping for delineation of outbreaks of nosocomial cross-infection. | a total of 152 clinical isolates of acinetobacter baumannii from 152 patients were identified by carbon source utilization tests and examined serologically. polyclonal rabbit immune sera against a. baumannii strains were used in checkerboard tube agglutination tests, and 20 serovars were identified. one (serovar 19) cross-reacted with genospecies 3 (serovar 3), a closely related member of the genus acinetobacter. several outbreaks of nosocomial cross-infection caused by serovars 4 and 10 were de ... | 1989 | 2592536 |
| [evaluation of a new semi-automatic method of identifying enterobacteriaceae, m.i.s.-enterobacteriaceae]. | m.i.s.-enterobacteriaceae is a new kit for identifying enterobacteriaceae using a microplate consisting of 21 biochemical characters with automated reading and interpretation. the validity of this method was studied by the identification of 350 strains of enterobacteria belonging to 44 species and comparison with the classical method of identification in test-tubes. results showed a diagnosis accuracy of 96 p. cent at the species level and 97.7 p. cent at the genus level. diagnosis accuracy reac ... | 1989 | 2665580 |
| epidemic bacteremia due to acinetobacter baumannii in five intensive care units. | from march 5, 1986 to september 4, 1987, acinetobacter baumannii (ab) was isolated from blood or vascular catheter-tip cultures of 75 patients in five intensive care units at a hospital in new jersey. to identify risk factors for ab bacteremia in the intensive care units, a case-control study was conducted. characteristics of 72 case-patients were compared with those of 37 controls. case-patients were more likely than controls to have had peripheral arterial catheters (odds ratio (or) = 7.0, p l ... | 1990 | 2403113 |
| cell surface hydrophobicity of 88 clinical strains of acinetobacter baumannii. | we studied the surface hydrophobicity of 88 acinetobacter baumannii strains of clinical origin, using both salt aggregation and adherence to paraxylene tests. strains were divided into 2 groups: the first included 65 strains isolated from various clinical samples (infected catheters, tracheal and bladder devices); the second included 23 strains isolated from skin obtained from healthy controls. high surface hydrophobicity was observed in 92% of the first group of strains and in only 5% of the se ... | 1990 | 2399369 |
| species, biotype, and bacteriophage type determinations compared with cell envelope protein profiles for typing acinetobacter strains. | species, biotypes, and phage types were determined for 120 acinetobacter strains from clinical or environmental sources or from culture collections. these characteristics were compared with cell envelope protein profiles obtained by sodium dodecyl sulfate-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis in previous studies. a considerable heterogeneity of species and types was observed by use of the various methods, in particular among strains from different sources. acinetobacter baumannii was the most commo ... | 1990 | 2179253 |