Bacteriocin-like Material Produced by Pasteurella pestis

Characteristics of a bacteriocin -like substance produced by Clostridium haemolyticum strain IRP - 135

Coagulation of human plasma by Pasteurella pestis.

Mushin and Kerr (1954) reviewed the literature describing the coagulation of various plasmas by intestinal gram-negative bacilli. There was agreement that these organisms coagulated citrated plasma because they metabolized citrate and released calcium ions. Other gram-negative bacilli have been found to coagulate both citrated and oxalated plasma. Billaudelle (1955) observed that fluid media co...

Viability of Airborne Pasteurella pestis

WON, WILIAiM D. (University of Caifornia, Berkeley), ANm HAROLD Ross. Effect of diluent and relative humidity on apparent viability of airborne Pasteurella pestis. Appl. Microbiol. 14:742-745. 1966.-Airborne Pasteurella pestis (A-1122) at low humidities [20 to 50% relative humidity (RH)] exhibited exponential decay when either 1% peptone or Heart Infusion Broth (HIB) was used as the diluent in ...

Production of Pasteurella pestis toxin.

In the course of the development of a casein hydrolyzate mineral glucose medium for the growth of Pasteurella pestis, strain A1122, for the production of the envelope antigen (Englesberg and Levy, 1954), the potential use of this medium for plague toxin production became apparent. The development of a simplified method for the production of plague toxin made possible by this medium will be desc...

characteristics of a bacteriocin -like substance produced by clostridium haemolyticum strain irp - 135

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