The kinetics of the lysis of Bacterium coli by glycine

The kinetics of the lysis of Bacterium coli by glycine

The lysis of Bacterium coli suspensions brought about by glycine shows the following characteristics: (1) There is a latent period of 2 hr., followed by a rapid lysis reaching a maximum in about 8 hr. (2) The extent of the lysis is independent of the dilution of the bacterial suspension over a wide...

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Veröffentlicht in:Epidemiology and infection 1951-06, Vol.49 (2-3), p.169-174
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description The lysis of Bacterium coli suspensions brought about by glycine shows the following characteristics: (1) There is a latent period of 2 hr., followed by a rapid lysis reaching a maximum in about 8 hr. (2) The extent of the lysis is independent of the dilution of the bacterial suspension over a wide range. (3) The extent of the lysis increases with the glycine concentration up to 10M, but is approaching a limit at this concentration. (4) The lysis is negligible below pH 5 and above pH 10, and shows a maximum rate in the region of pH 6–5–8–5. (5) The rate of lysis has a very high temperature coefficient (Q10 of the order of 5).
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