Publications
| Title | Abstract | Year(sorted ascending) Filter | PMID Filter |
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| [microbiology of meat products. i. microbiological study of manufactured meat products]. | 1967 | 4303041 | |
| [the anaerobic flora of the natural cavities of the human body. i. a simple method for the isolation of cl. perfringens from the intestine]. | 1967 | 4303358 | |
| [study of acid soluble phosphate compounds from clostridium perfringens]. | 1967 | 4298442 | |
| the effect of hyperbaric oxygen on the prevention of experimental c1. welchii infection. | 1967 | 4298774 | |
| [the significance of aerobe mixed infection in gas gangrene]. | 1967 | 4298796 | |
| [the significance of aerobe mixed infection in gas gangrene. ii. the behavior of the welch-fraenkel gas gangrene bacillus in aerobic mixed infections (in vivo)]. | 1967 | 4298966 | |
| [clostridium perfringens spheroplasts and their ability to synthesize proteins of the exoantigenic complex]. | 1967 | 4300341 | |
| [typing of cl. welchii. 2. distribution of cl. welchii types c and d in hokkaido]. | 1967 | 4296484 | |
| [effct of divalent cations on the production of hyaluronidase of clostridium perfringens type a]. | 1967 | 4295546 | |
| [anaerobic spirogenic bacteria in powdered milk]. | 1967 | 4295711 | |
| [antigenicity of polynucleotide complexes]. | 1967 | 4295779 | |
| the keratosulfate-like mucopolysaccharide of chick allantoic fluid. | 1967 | 4295831 | |
| effect of cookery and holding on hams and turkey rolls contaminated with clostridium perfringens. | canned hams, turkey rolls, and ground-beef casseroles were inoculated with a mixture of vegetative cells and spores of selected strains of clostridium perfringens, in approximately known numbers. after cooking and holding at different temperatures for various times, samples of the food were plated directly on sulfadiazine-polymixin-sulfite-agar. in all cases, small but measurable percentages of the organisms survived cookery. the number of cells viable after cookery of the ham or turkey was infl ... | 1967 | 4294821 |
| experimental enteritis with food poisoning and classical strains of clostridium perfringens type a in lambs. | 1967 | 4294920 | |
| sporulation of mesophilic clostridia. | 1967 | 4295013 | |
| epidemiological study of clostridium perfringens (welchii) food poisoning--the carrier state and its variation in humans. | 1967 | 4295046 | |
| [typing of clostridium welchii. 1. re-evaluation of the agglutination method]. | 1967 | 4293976 | |
| clostridium perfringens and other bacterial species as possible causes of foodborne disease outbreaks of undetermined etiology. | 1967 | 4294019 | |
| inhibition of the activity of alpha-toxin of clostridium perfringens by toxic filtrates of corynebacteria. | 1967 | 4294056 | |
| [differences between the biochemical structure of the bacterium w. perifringens a and its toxin]. | 1967 | 4294159 | |
| [food poisoning caused by clostridium perfringens]. | 1967 | 4294180 | |
| cell-sensitizing products of streptococci. | 1967 | 4294327 | |
| [experimental studies of antiperstaltic jejunum transplantation]. | 1967 | 4294338 | |
| [role of alloxan diabetes in experimental gas gangrene in white rats]. | 1967 | 4294389 | |
| acute necrotizing colitis. | 1967 | 4294486 | |
| [criteria for identification of c1. welchü. 3. re-evaluation of gelatin-nonliquifying and salicin-fermenting strains]. | 1967 | 4294579 | |
| 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 |
| avirulent clostridium perfringens strains obtained by euflavine treatment. | clostridium perfringens was incubated in the presence of euflavine (eu); the resistant mutants which were thus isolated had highly reduced capacity to release alpha-toxin. this fact was confirmed by lecithinase determinations and by immunoelectrophoresis. injected into guinea pigs and into 6- to 7-day-old chicks, these mutants were completely avirulent. a study of their properties indicated biochemical differences between wild types and mutants. | 1967 | 4293665 |
| effect of suspending medium on heat resistance of spores of clostridium perfringens. | 1967 | 4293680 | |
| treatment of clostridial infections with hyperbaric oxygen. | 1967 | 4293696 | |
| extrahepatic biliary decompression in traumatized canine livers. | 1967 | 4293762 | |
| the mechanism of staphylococcal alpha toxin action on smooth muscle. | 1967 | 4293840 | |
| thermostable clostridium perfringens as the cause of a food poisoning outbreak. | 1967 | 4293509 | |
| clostridium welchii bacteraemia: a case report with survival and review of the literature. | 1967 | 4292456 | |
| three outbreaks of foodborne disease with dual etiology. | 1967 | 4292566 | |
| clostridium perfringens septicemia as a postoperative complication of the newborn infant. | 1967 | 4292607 | |
| postoperative gas gangrene. | 1967 | 4292680 | |
| distribution of neuraminidase among food-poisoning strains of clostridium perfringens. | a survey was made to determine the distribution of the enzyme neuraminidase among 76 strains of clostridium perfringens. representative strains from each toxigenic type (a to f) and atypical c. perfringens type a food-poisoning strains of both american and english (hobbs types) origin were tested. both the american food-poisoning and nonfood-poisoning associated cultures consisted of both neuraminidase-positive and -negative strains. furthermore, american strains which could not be differentiate ... | 1967 | 4292823 |
| sporulation of clostridium perfringens in a modified medium and selected foods. | a modified sporulation medium for clostridium perfringens was formulated in which a larger number of spores were produced than in sec broth and in which spores of greater heat resistance were produced than in ellner's medium when it was also used as the suspending medium. this modified medium consisted of 1.5% peptone; 3.0% trypticase; 0.4% starch; 0.5% nacl; and 0.02% mgso(4). the addition of 0.1% sodium thioglycolate and 0.0001% thiamine hydrochloride was optional. the optimal temperature for ... | 1967 | 4292824 |
| polynucleotide phosphorylase: structure and mechanism of action. | 1967 | 4292833 | |
| acid resistance and infectivity of food-poisoning clostridium perfringens. | 1967 | 4292851 | |
| effects of insulin and phospholipase a on glucose transport across the plasma membrane of free adipose cells. | 1967 | 4292884 | |
| enzyme specificity in the stimulation of glucose transport in free adipose cells by phospholipases. | 1967 | 4292885 | |
| clostridium perfringens as a pathogen of cattle: a literature review. | reports of cl. perfringens as a pathogen for cattle are reviewed and discussed. | 1967 | 4292898 |
| a survey of the alimentary tract of cattle for clostridium perfringens. | contents of the rumen, abomasum, ileum, and colon of 100 fattened cattle were examined for the presence of cl. perfringens. liquid medium iniculated with each sample of gut content was tested for the presence of toxins of cl. perfringens. identification of cl. perfringens was based on atmospheric requirements for growth, colonial morphology, and stormy fermentation in litmus milk. identification of toxins was based on neutralization tests in guinea pigs and mice.cl. perfringens was isolated from ... | 1967 | 4292900 |
| the significance of abnormal bacterial proliferation in the gastrointestinal tract after gastric surgery. | 1967 | 4292980 | |
| testicular gas gangrene after hernia repair with cord division. | 1967 | 4293364 | |
| capillary-tube scanner for mechanized microbiology. a photoelectric scanner measures growth in agar-filled capillaries and gives a new approach to microbiology. | growing microcolonies of bacteria can be detected by their light-scattering property. we have described a system in which growing bacteria in glass capillaries filled with nutrient agar are counted as the capillaries move through a narrow beam of light. increased counts after incubation indicate the presence of viable organisms in the original sample; the equipment can detect colonies when they grow to a diameter of 8 microm. aerobic, anaerobic, and facultative organisms can grow in the capillar ... | 1967 | 4293365 |
| bacteriostatic effects of horse sera and serum fractions on clostridium welchii type a, and the abolition of bacteriostasis by iron salts. | 1967 | 4164032 | |
| [the detection of different densities of dna in "solanum lycopersicum esc." after absorption of bacteria or bacterial dna]. | 1967 | 4166473 | |
| lysis of escherichia coli by ethylenediaminetetraacetate and phospholipases as measured by beta-galactosidase activity. | a permeaseless mutant of escherichia coli, which produces beta-galactosidase constitutively, was treated briefly with ethylenediaminetetraacetate and then with the phospholipases of bacillus cereus. cell lysis occurred, as indicated by an increase in beta-galactosidase activity and a decrease in absorbancy of the cell suspension. the susceptibility of the cells to attack by ethylenediaminetetraacetate and the phospholipases was markedly affected by the age of the cells when harvested. the result ... | 1967 | 4168313 |
| hyaline droplet formation in the renal epithelium of patients with haemoglobinuria. | renal hyaline droplet formation is described in two patients with haemoglobinuria. the droplets were shown to contain haemoglobin by a histochemical method. the findings are correlated with the results of recent experimental studies which have demonstrated that renal hyaline droplets are phagosomes containing absorbed protein and not products of cellular degeneration as was previously thought. | 1967 | 4177794 |
| lethal toxin of bacillus cereus. i. relationships and nature of toxin, hemolysin, and phospholipase. | bacillus cereus phospholipase was characterized as a phospholipase c by the analysis of lecithin degradation products by thin-layer and paper chromatography. methanol in the growth menstruum inhibited completely the synthesis of phospholipase c, whereas the synthesis of lethal toxin and hemolysin were only partially inhibited. dialysis of preformed b. cereus products against ethyl alcohol and methanol did not inactivate hemolytic, phospholipase c, or lethal activity. the hemolytic and lethal act ... | 1967 | 4292311 |
| temporary survival in clostridial hemolysis with absence of circulating red cells. | 1967 | 4292336 | |
| intravascular coagulation and fibrinolysis in septic abortion. | 1967 | 4292178 | |
| the purification and properties of a thyroid-stimulating factor isolated from clostridium perfringens. | 1967 | 4292226 | |
| effect of neuraminidase on isozymes of alkaline phosphatase and leucine aminopeptidase. | 1967 | 4291107 | |
| fatal intraperitoneal infection with clostridium welchii type a in passively immunised guinea-pigs. the effect on vascular permeability. | 1967 | 4290832 | |
| necrotic enteritis of broiler chickens in western australia. | 1967 | 4291464 | |
| enteritis necroticans in uganda. | 1967 | 4291477 | |
| necrotizing clostridial colitis. | 1967 | 4291506 | |
| characterization of clostridia by gas chromatography. i. differentiation of species by cellular fatty acids. | fatty acids of 41 strains representing 13 species of clostridium were extracted directly from whole cells and examined as methyl esters by gas-liquid chromatography. both visual and quantitative comparisons of the resulting chromatograms for the presence and relative amounts of large major peaks allowed rapid differentiation of c. perfringens, c. sporogenes, and c. bifermentans from each other and from 10 other species. each of the three former species possessed a different characteristic fatty ... | 1967 | 4291511 |
| differences in the biological and immunological activities of human chorionic gonadotrophin after the removal of sialic acid by enzymic hydrolysis. | 1967 | 4291528 | |
| agar concentration in counting clostridium colonies. | decreasing the agar concentration of a counting medium from the usual 1.5% resulted in larger colonies with less interference from gas in clostridium botulinum 115b and c. sporogenes pa 3679. optimal agar concentration was 0.65% for c. botulinum with 24-hr incubation and 0.50% for c. sporogenes with 48-hr incubation. lower concentrations yielded growth too diffuse for counting. motility was considered the explanation for increased colony size in softer agar. the greater the degree of motility, t ... | 1967 | 4291671 |
| pig-bel--epidemic and sporadic necrotizing enteritis in the highlands of new guinea. | 1967 | 4291720 | |
| detection of clostridial hemolysin formed in vivo. | experimental clostridial myonecrosis closely resembling gas gangrene was produced in goats by the intramuscular injection of washed clostridia suspended in adrenalin. the preparation provides a model for the study of clostridial myonecrosis that is relatively isolated from preceding trauma. a new test for the demonstration of clostridial exotoxins, the hemolysin indicator plate test, was described. this test gave reliable results within 6 hr, and only minute quantities of test material were requ ... | 1967 | 4291766 |
| local and regional applications of hydrogen peroxide in the control of clostridial myositis in rabbits. | the intra-arterial infusion of hydrogen peroxide has been used as a method for producing a hyperoxic environment in experimental animals for the treatment of experimentally induced clostridial myositis. eighty-five rabbits were employed in this study; 43 were controls and 42 were experimental animals. in the experimental study, 21 animals were treated with hydrogen peroxide by each route of administration. in this group, 52.4% of the animals receiving the intra-arterial infusion and 66.6% receiv ... | 1967 | 4291768 |
| clostridium perfringens food poisoning. | 1967 | 4291798 | |
| the young pig. alimentary disorders. | 1967 | 4291819 | |
| biosynthesis of aminoacyl derivatives of phosphatidylglycerol. | 1967 | 4291861 | |
| haptoglobin 2-1 bellevue, a haptoglobin beta-chain mutant. | 1967 | 4291922 | |
| clostridium perfringens polynucleotide phosphorylase: two molecular species. | 1967 | 4291989 | |
| [clostridium perfringens septicemia with symptoms of meningitis after perineal trauma]. | 1967 | 4289699 | |
| effect of hyperbaric oxygen on clostridia in vitro and in vivo. | 1967 | 4289714 | |
| mixed anaerobic infection in minor trauma. | 1967 | 4289785 | |
| the abolition of the protective effect of clostridium welchii type a antiserum by ferric iron. | 1967 | 4289804 | |
| some properties of heat-resistant and heat-sensitive strains of clostridium perfringens. i. heat resistance and toxigenicity. | heat resistance at 100 c (d-values), sporulating ratios, toxigenicity for mice, and lecithinase activity (as micrograms per milliliter of enzyme, ascertained by the lecithovitellin reaction) were determined for four strains of clostridium perfringens. a definite inverse relationship between thermal resistance and toxigenicity was found. the d-values ranged from 17.6 for the most heat-resistant strain to 0.3 for the strain possessing the least heat resistance, with corresponding lecithinase activ ... | 1967 | 4289809 |
| clostridium welchii infection in gastric surgery. | 1967 | 4289115 | |
| morphologic and biochemical effects of clostridium perfringens alpha toxin on intact and isolated skeletal muscle mitochondria. | 1967 | 4289262 | |
| ultrastructural studies on the lesion produced in skeletal muscle fibers by crude type a clostridium perfringens toxin and its purified alpha fraction. | 1967 | 4289263 | |
| thermostable clostridium perfringens as cause of food poisoning outbreak. | 1967 | 4289555 | |
| prolonged venous catheterization as a cause of sepsis. | 1967 | 4290392 | |
| clostridial sepsis. | 1967 | 4290412 | |
| cationic antibiotics and phospholipase c as tools in the study of phospholipid structure and function. i. inhibition of the in vitro clotting system by cationic antibiotics. | 1967 | 4290011 | |
| cationic antibiotics and phospholipase c as tools in the study of phospholipid structure and function. ii. combined effects of colistin sulfate and phospholipase c on the in vitro blood clotting system. | 1967 | 4290012 | |
| gas gangrene following an adrenaline-in-oil injection into the left thigh with survival. | 1967 | 4290503 | |
| what hyperbaric medicine has to offer the industrial physician. | 1967 | 4290742 | |
| passage of antibiotics through the digestive tract of normal and scouring calves and their effect upon the bacterial flora. | 1968 | 4170551 | |
| clostridium welchii resistance to tetracycline. | 1968 | 4170649 | |
| a temperate bacteriophage of clostridium perfringens. | 1968 | 4176099 | |
| [action of neuraminidase on immunoglobulins of type iga (myeloma)]. | 1968 | 4177770 | |
| cytolytic toxins of bacterial origin. the nature and properties of cytolytic proteins are discussed with emphasis on staphylococcal alpha-toxin. | 1968 | 4295145 | |
| improved medium for sporulation of clostridium perfringens. | an improved sporulation medium has been developed in which all five strains of clostridium perfringens tested exhibited a 100- to 10,000-fold increase in numbers of spores when compared with spore yields in sec medium under comparable conditions. in addition, three of five strains produced a 100- to 1,000-fold increase, with the remaining two strains yielding approximately the same numbers of spores, when compared with strains cultured in ellner medium. at the 40-hr sampling time, 18 of 27 strai ... | 1968 | 4295179 |
| gas gangrene salpingo-oophoritis. | 1968 | 4295301 | |
| sialic acid of uterine muscle membrane: reappraisal of the serotonin receptor of smooth muscle. | 1968 | 4295387 | |
| an improved method for measuring human blood bile acids. | 1968 | 4296124 | |
| a study of bacteria and lethal factors in fluids from experimental intestinal obstruction in dogs. | 1968 | 4296130 | |
| influence of irradiation on the susceptibility of the guinea-pig to infection with clostridium welchii type a. | 1968 | 4296132 | |
| food poisoning caused by heat-sensitive clostridium welchii. a report of five recent outbreaks. | 1968 | 4296414 | |
| activation by electrolytes and polylysine of poly(a) synthesis by clostridium perfringens polynucleotide phosphorylase. | 1968 | 4295817 |