Publications
| Title | Abstract | Year(sorted ascending) Filter | PMID Filter |
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| sphere-rod morphogenesis in arthrobacter crystallopoietes. ii. peptides of the cell wall peptidoglycan. | cell walls of arthrobacter crystallopoietes grown as spheres and as rods were solubilized by treatment with the b enzyme from chalaropsis, an n-acetylmuramidase. the neutral glycopeptides were then isolated by chromatography on ecteola cellulose. the glycopeptides, consisting of disaccharide-peptide units interlinked by peptide cross-bridges, were fractionated by gel filtration on sephadex columns into oligomers of various sizes. the size distribution ranged from monomers with no cross-bridges t ... | 1967 | 6035267 |
| utilization of aromatic hydrocarbons by arthrobacter spp. | 1967 | 6035537 | |
| investigations into the basis of microbial ecology in soil, illustrated with reference to growth of soil diphtheroids and azotobacter in a model system. | 1967 | 6039197 | |
| numerical taxonomy of some named bacterial cultures. | 1967 | 6064342 | |
| [liberation of coumarin by soil microorganisms]. | 1967 | 6076182 | |
| melilotate hydroxylase. purification of the enzyme and the nature of the prosthetic group. | 1967 | 6017743 | |
| inhibition and agglutination of arthrobacters by psuedomonads. | the bacterial flora of water in narragansett bay, r.i., was observed semimonthly from 1962 to 1964. dominant isolates were keyed to genus, and the isolates for each genus were expressed as percentage of total isolates. there was a consistent inverse relationship between arthrobacters and the dominant pseudomonads. pseudomonad growth on agar plates markedly inhibited arthrobacter cross-streaks. agar from inhibition zones as well as supernatant fluids from pseudomonad broth cultures inhibited arth ... | 1967 | 6025306 |
| numerical taxonomy of gram-positive and catalase-positive rods isolated from frozen vegetables. | one hundred isolates from peas, beans, and corn were compared with cultures of corynebacterium, microbacterium, and arthrobacter by use of numerical taxonomic procedures. six groups (clusters), representing 75% of the isolates, resembled corynebacteriaceae. there was some doubt regarding the genera represented because the groups were not closely related to many of the known strains. the relationship of the different groups to each other, as well as a number of their properties, is presented. | 1967 | 6031430 |
| [biologic role of arthrobacter in subterranean soils]. | 1967 | 5584186 | |
| coryneform bacteria of the arthrobacter type and their reserve material. | 1967 | 5602473 | |
| the purification and properties of nicotine oxidase. | 1967 | 4962139 | |
| iron-chelating hydroxamic acid (schizokinen) active in initiation of cell division in bacillus megaterium. | bacillus megaterium atcc 19213 secretes a cell division-initiating "schizokinen" (sk) which accumulates during its culture cycle to a concentration inversely proportional to the iron added to a sucrose-mineral salts medium. secreted sk was purified from culture filtrates as a red fe (iii) chelate, and a fraction with similar biological properties was obtained from whole cells. infrared spectra of sk, and analyses of unhydrolyzed and acid-hydrolyzed preparations indicated it to be a secondary hyd ... | 1967 | 4960152 |
| fat metabolism in higher plants. xxxi. purification and properties of plant and bacterial acyl carrier proteins. | 1967 | 5334849 | |
| hydroxamic acids in nature. | the hydroxamic acid bond occurs in products from fungi, yeast, bacteria, and plants. the -con(oh)-bond arises by oxidation of a free or bound amino group in a unit structure which is often closely related to conventional amino acids. products are known with one, two, or three hydroxamic acid groups per molecule. the chemistry of the ferrichrome type compounds, which are ferric trihydroxamate-containing peptides, has been worked out in detail and includes a complete crystallographic analysis of t ... | 1967 | 4304945 |
| [siderochrome and iron metabolism in microorganisms]. | 1967 | 4869506 | |
| presence of rhapidosomes in various species of bacteria and their morphological characteristics. | rod-shaped structures have been observed in cells of pseudomonas, photobacterium, proteus, and saprospira by use of the negative-contrast stain. these structures, referred to as rhapidosomes, appear to be normal components of these cells. other bacteria including escherichia, salmonella, shigella, klebsiella, micrococcus, bacillus, mycobacterium, rhodospirillum, and hydrogenomonas genera failed to reveal these structures. the rhapidosomes of saprospira were found to consist of two rods, one enca ... | 1967 | 4965198 |
| selective feeding of tubificids on bacteria. | 1967 | 4864607 | |
| nonadaptive growth responses of tetrahymena pyriformis grown on single bacterial species. | 1967 | 4973773 | |
| metabolism of 4-chloro-2-methylphenoxyacetic acid by soil bacteria. | a microorganism capable of degrading 4-chloro-2-methylphenoxyacetic acid (mcpa) was isolated from soil and identified as flavobacterium peregrinum. all of the chlorine of mcpa was released as chloride, and the carboxyl-carbon was converted to volatile products by growing cultures of the bacterium, but a phenol accumulated in the medium. the phenol was identified as 4-chloro-2-methylphenol on the basis of its gas chromatographic and infrared characteristics. extracts of cells of f. peregrinum and ... | 1967 | 16349751 |
| leucoindigoidine formation by an arthrobacter species and its oxidation to indigoidine by other micro-organisms. | 1968 | 4868094 | |
| degradation of 'diazinon' by synergistic microbial action. | 1968 | 4868370 | |
| cobalt-free corrinoids as vitamin b 12 antagonists. | 1968 | 4873648 | |
| fat metabolism in higher plants. xxxv. partial primary structure of spinach acyl carrier protein. | 1968 | 4877955 | |
| structures of the naturally occurring hydroxamic acids, fusarinines a and b. | 1968 | 4320437 | |
| microbiological assay of plant growth regulators. | 1968 | 4172269 | |
| a contrast technique for microbiological assay of plant growth regulators. | 1968 | 4172270 | |
| oxidation of n-alkanes to ketones by an arthrobacter species. | 1968 | 5304023 | |
| rhodotorulic acid, a diketopiperazine dihydroxamic acid with growth-factor activity. i. isolation and characterization. | 1968 | 4971459 | |
| nutrition and vitamin b12 metabolism of a soil bacterium. | 1968 | 4966511 | |
| the widespread occurrence of a corticosteroid 1-alpha-hydroxylase in the interrenals of elasmobranchii. | 1968 | 5643423 | |
| bacteriology of manganese nodules. ii. manganese oxidation by cell-free extract from a manganese nodule bacterium. | a cell-free extract from arthrobacter 37, isolated from a manganese nodule from the atlantic ocean, exhibited enzymatic activity which accelerated manganese accretion to synthetic mn-fe oxide as well as to crushed manganese nodule. the reaction required oxygen and was inhibited by hgcl(2) and p-chloromercuribenzoate but not by atebrine dihydrochloride. the rate of enzymatic action depended on the concentration of cell-free extract used. the enzymatic activity had a temperature optimum around 17. ... | 1968 | 5645405 |
| purification and properties of l-6-hydroxynicotine oxidase. | 1968 | 5646150 | |
| oxidation of hydrocarbons by microorganisms isolated from soil. | 1968 | 5646840 | |
| the oxidation of aminoacetone by a species of arthrobacter. | 1. a micro-organism similar to arthrobacter globiformis has been isolated from sewage by elective growth on a medium containing l-threonine as sole source of carbon and nitrogen. 2. washed cell suspensions of the organism catalyse the complete disappearance of aminoacetone from the medium and its almost complete oxidation. 3. in the presence of iodoacetate, aminoacetone disappearance is accompanied by the accumulation of methylglyoxal, about 70% of the aminoacetone removed being accounted for in ... | 1968 | 5721463 |
| [importance of the crystalline form of cortisone acetate for the c-1 dehydrogenation by arthrobacter simplex]. | 1968 | 5668198 | |
| the primary structure at the dfp-reacting site of a proteolytic enzyme from a strain of arthrobacter. | 1968 | 5636373 | |
| the lipid composition of microbacterium lacticum. | 1968 | 5639272 | |
| micro diffusion cells for the growth of single protein crystals by means of equilibrium dialysis. | 1968 | 5672516 | |
| [on the blue soluble pigment of arthrobacter polychromogenes]. | 1968 | 5678032 | |
| the fine structure of arthrobacter pascens and the development of mesosomes during the growth cycle. | 1968 | 5681515 | |
| porphyrin production by arthrobacter globiformis. | 1968 | 5681520 | |
| studies of 3-oxo steroid delta-1-oxydo reductase of arthrobacter simplex. | 1968 | 5687830 | |
| a new modification of the carbazole analysis: application to heteropolysaccharides. | 1968 | 5723302 | |
| activity of an autolytic n-acetylmuramidase during sphere-rod morphogenesis in arthrobacter crystallopoietes. | 1968 | 5732515 | |
| a note on the vitamin requirements of some coryneform bacteria from soil and herbage. | 1968 | 5698668 | |
| biosynthesis of the peptidoglycan of bacterial cell walls. 8. specificity in the utilization of l-alanyl transfer ribonucleic acid for interpeptide bridge synthesis in arthrobacter crystallopoietes. | 1968 | 5638593 | |
| [metabolic products of microorganisms. 65. ferrioxamine from eubacteriales]. | 1968 | 5709361 | |
| studies on bacterial urate:oxygen oxidoreductase. i. purification and properties of the enzyme. | 1968 | 5640164 | |
| studies on bacterial urate:oxygen oxidoreductase. ii. observations concerning the properties and components of the active site. | 1968 | 5640165 | |
| preliminary crystallographic data for an extracellular proteolytic enzyme from a strain of arthrobacter. | 1968 | 5760454 | |
| the microbiological metabolism of colchicine. | 1969 | 5769960 | |
| alteration of glucose metabolism of arthrobacter crystallopoietes by compounds which induce sphere to rod morphogenesis. | succinate and several other compounds which induce sphere to rod morphogenesis of a. crystallopoietes were found to suppress both catabolism and assimilation of glucose. diauxic growth patterns resulted from growth on glucose plus any one of these compounds. glutamate stimulated growth but was not an inducer of morphogenesis. with this compound, diauxic growth and suppression of glucose catabolism or assimilation did not occur. glucose permease was studied with alpha-methylglucoside as substrate ... | 1969 | 5773009 |
| role of alcoholic intermediates in formation of isomeric ketones from n-hexadecane by a soil arthrobacter. | a soil arthrobacter species isolated from an oregon soil was capable of transforming n-hexadecane to a series of ketonic products, the 2-,3-, and 4-hexadecanones, with evidence for accumulation of 2- and 3-hexadecanols as oxidative intermediates when yeast extract or peptone was used as a growth substrate. the accumulation and participation of internal alcohols in this type of hydrocarbon transformation has not been previously reported. in the absence of yeast extract or peptone, growth from low ... | 1969 | 5785950 |
| induction and repression of steroid hydroxylases and dehydrogenases in mixed culture fermentations. | 1969 | 5775118 | |
| studies on the structure of yeast mannan. i. purification and some properties of an alpha-mannosidase from an arthrobacter species. | 1969 | 5769177 | |
| populations of dalapon-decomposing bacteria in soil as influenced by additions of dalapon or other carbon sources. | the numbers of bacteria capable of decomposing the herbicide dalapon were determined for five soils by the most-probable-number method. before treatment of the soils with dalapon, the numbers varied from 1,000 to 10,000 cells per g of soil. incubation of the soils with dalapon resulted in large increases (100-fold) in two of three soils in which dalapon was decomposed rapidly. lack of increase in numbers in spite of rapid decomposition in the other soil probably indicated breakdown by a chemical ... | 1969 | 5772393 |
| studies on the structure of yeast mannan. ii. mode of action of the arthrobacter alpha-mannosidase on yeast mannan. | 1969 | 5814027 | |
| utilization of l-threonine by a species of arthrobacter. a novel catabolic role for "aminoacetone synthase". | 1. a species of arthrobacter (designated arthrobacter 9759) was isolated from soil by its ability to grow aerobically on l-threonine as sole source of carbon atoms, nitrogen atoms and energy; the organism also grew well on other sources of carbon atoms including glycine, but no growth was obtainable on aminoacetone or dl-1-aminopropan-2-ol. 2. during growth on threonine, (14)c from l-[u-(14)c]threonine was rapidly incorporated into glycine and citrate, and thereafter into serine, alanine, aspart ... | 1969 | 5821726 |
| numerical taxonomy of some named coryneform bacteria. | 1969 | 5792675 | |
| detection and isolation of radionuclide-accumulating bacteria by autoradiography. | 1969 | 5310440 | |
| the soluble blue pigment, indochrome, of arthrobacter polychromogenes. | 1969 | 5345987 | |
| the effect of herbicides on soil microflora. 8. the effect of herbicides on growth and morphology of some species of bacteria. | 1969 | 5358100 | |
| aromatization of 9alpha-hydroxy-19-norandrostenedione by arthrobacter simplex. | 1969 | 5365807 | |
| [microbiological transformation of 3-beta-hydroxy-5,6-epoxy-steroids]. | 1969 | 5373533 | |
| microbiological degradation of bile acids. ring a cleavage and 7alpha, 12alpha-dehydroxylation of cholic acid by arthrobacter simplex. | the metabolism of cholic acid by arthrobacter simplex was investigated. this organism effected both ring a cleavage and elimination of the hydroxyl groups at c-7 and c-12 and gave a new metabolite, (4r)-4-[4alpha-(2-carboxyethyl)-3aalpha-hexahydro-7abeta-methyl-5-oxoindan-1beta-yl]valeric acid, which was isolated and identified through its partial synthesis. a degradative pathway of cholic acid into this metabolite is tentatively proposed, and the possibility that the proposed pathway could be e ... | 1969 | 5378382 |
| the biodeterioration of vinyl polymers and plasticizers. i. isolation of micro-organisms and experiments with polyvinyl alcohol. | 1969 | 5396048 | |
| [supplementary study on psychrotrophic bacteria of meat]. | 1969 | 5408400 | |
| growth of arthrobacter citreus in a chemically-defined medium and its requirement for chelating agents with schizokinen activity. | 1969 | 5365937 | |
| the nitrogen nutrition of soil and herbage coryneform bacteria. | 1969 | 5371052 | |
| [formation of crystalline nicotine blue by a nicotine degrading arthrobacter oxydans]. | 1969 | 5384624 | |
| the production of superoxide anion radicals in the reaction of reduced flavins and flavoproteins with molecular oxygen. | 1969 | 5388670 | |
| studies on lipids of soil micro-organisms with particular reference to hydrocarbons. | 1969 | 5392541 | |
| [mechanism of induction of nicotine degrading enzymes in arthrobacter oxydans]. | 1969 | 4186896 | |
| selective inhibition of bacterial enzymes by free fatty acids. | octanoic acid inhibits, in vitro, the bacterial enzymes glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase, phosphofructokinase, pyruvate kinase, fumarase, lactate dehydrogenase, and the malic enzyme of arthrobacter crystallopoietes. the free fatty acid appears to act as an inhibitor of lipogenesis, although it does not affect the rate of gluconeogenesis. to demonstrate that this inhibition may be of physiological significance in vivo, those enzymes not involved in lipogenesis, such as fructose-1, 6-diphosphatas ... | 1969 | 4306971 |
| the phosphofructokinase of arthrobacter crystallopoietes. | 1969 | 4247776 | |
| [method for the microbiological production of optical antipodes of 6-hydroxynicotine]. | 1969 | 4388865 | |
| reactions of glycine synthesis and glycine cleavage catalyzed by extracts of arthrobacter globiformis grown on glycine. | 1969 | 4389630 | |
| a reappraisal of the rported oxidation of aminoacetone by a species of arthrobacter. | 1969 | 4884485 | |
| [a rapid demonstration of the utilization of phenolic acids by bacterial strains isolated from soil]. | 1969 | 4890588 | |
| bacteriolytic spectrum of the enzyme produced by acanthamoeba castellanii. | 1969 | 4905249 | |
| ultrastructure of nocardia cell growth and development on defined and complex agar media. | the cell growth of nocardia strain 721-a on brain heart infusion agar (bhia), nutrient agar, and chemically defined agar media was studied by light and electron microscopy. light microscopy revealed a change in cell morphology induced by growth on bhia. electron microscopy demonstrated a concurrent change in intracellular complexity. on bhia, the cells became bulbous and developed irregularly branched filaments which fragmented by multiple and random septation. these fragments appeared to underg ... | 1969 | 4905542 |
| serine-containing active center of alkaline proteinase of aspergillus flavus. | 1969 | 4975243 | |
| numerical taxonomy of listeria, streptococci and possibly related bacteria. | 1969 | 4983059 | |
| [an obligatory psychrophile bacteria isolated from glacial mud]. | 1969 | 4983515 | |
| 2,4-d metabolism: pathway of degradation of chlorocatechols by arthrobacter sp. | 1969 | 21428341 | |
| major paraffin constituents of microbial cells with particular references to chromatium sp. | 1970 | 4987617 | |
| [production of a cytokinin-type substance by arthrobacter of rhizospheric origin]. | 1970 | 4988161 | |
| fixation of atmospheric nitrogen by the strains of arthrobacter. | 1970 | 4990264 | |
| cell bound proteolytic enzymes of arthrobacter. | 1970 | 4990627 | |
| growth of arthrobacter citreus in a chemically defined medium and its requirement for chelating agents. | 1970 | 4992200 | |
| improved method for characterization of bacterial dehydrogenases using acrylamide gel disc electrophoresis. | 1970 | 4916450 | |
| the aerobic decomposition of choline by microorganisms. i. the ability of aerobic organisms, particularly coryneform bacteria, to utilize choline as the sole carbon and nitrogen source. | 1970 | 4918912 | |
| [comparative electron microscopic studies of activated sludge from biological treatment plants of industrial waste waters]. | 1970 | 4918985 | |
| long-term starvation survival of rod and spherical cells of arthrobacter crystallopoietes. | spherical and rod-shaped cells of arthrobacter crystallopoietes, harvested during exponential growth, were subjected to total starvation for periods of time as long as 80 days. viability measurements were made by plate count and slide culture procedures. both cell forms remained 100% viable for 30 days. thereafter, viability of rods and spheres decreased equally at a slow rate. after 60 days of starvation, more than 65% of both cell forms were viable. no significant cell lysis occurred as eviden ... | 1970 | 4919984 |
| iron deficiency and porphyrin formation by arthrobacter globiformis. | 1970 | 4922752 | |
| saprophytic coryneform bacteria. | 1970 | 4928346 | |
| 2,4-d metabolism: enzymatic conversion of chloromaleylacetic acid to succinic acid. | 1970 | 4400316 | |
| steroid derivatives. lxxi. the microbial dehydrogenation of 17beta-hydroxy-17alpha-methyl-5alpha-androstan-3-one. | 1970 | 4319876 | |
| studies on the antigenic activities of yeasts. v. effect of alpha-mannosidase digestion on the immunochemical properties of the mannan of saccharomyces cerevisiae. | 1970 | 4194658 | |
| biotin deficiency in arthrobacter globiformis: fine structure and effect of physical stress. | 1970 | 4192256 |