Accession Number:

AD0835885

Title:

L-FORMS OF BACTERIA. II. THE INFLUENCE OF ANAEROBIC CONDITIONS ON CHANGES IN FORM, EVOKED BY PENICILLIN, OF PROTEUS VULGARIS,

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ARMY BIOLOGICAL LABS FREDERICK MD

Report Date:

1963-07-01

Abstract:

Under the influence of a penicillin concentration of 2000 units1 ml of medium, the development of large round bodies of Proteus vulgaris proceeds somewhat differently under anaerobic conditions than in the presence of oxygen. The most important characteristic of such a development is the delay of regeneration into new bacilli and the tendency towards the formation of L-colonies. An unusual method is described of the regeneration of secondary bacilli from large round bodies by means of the so-called central fragmentation. Author

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Trans. of Folia Biologica (Czechoslovakia) v1 n5 p257-9 1955, by Charles T. Ostertag, Jr.

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0008

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