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Unusual cell form ofBacterium anitratum produced by sulfonamides

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Neben bereits beschriebenen fusiformen Filamenten und Spheroplasten-ähnlichen Formen entstanden unter dem Einfluss der Sulfonamidpräparate (Sulfathiazol, Sulfadiazine, Sulfamerazine, Sulfameth-oxypyridazine, Gantrisin, Elkosin) aus den stäbchenförmigen Zellen desBacterium anitratum, auch andere aberrante Zellformen, wie plektridiumförmige, trianguläre und verzweigte Filamente.

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  1. Medical Faculty, Institute of Microbiology, Ljubljana, Yugoslavia

    B. Brzin

  2. Upstate Medical Center, Department of Microbiology, and S.U.N.Y., Syracuse, N.Y., USA

    B. Brzin

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My thanks are due to Prof. Dr. G. G.Holz jr. for helpful discussion and for reading the manuscript.

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Brzin, B. Unusual cell form ofBacterium anitratum produced by sulfonamides. Experientia 22, 149–150 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01897699

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