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Spores of microorganisms penicillin-induced destruction of sporulating cells ofBacillus cereus

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Der Zusatz von einer hohen Dosis Penicillin (1,000 E/ml) zu sporulierender Kultur vonBacillus cereus hemmt den45Calcium-Einbau und die Synthese der Dipicolinsäure. In der Folge wird der Gehalt dieser Komponenten erniedrigt und das Cytoplasma der Sporen ins Medium gelöst. In der Kultur findet man nach der Lösung der mit Penicillin behandelten Sporangia meistens die Mantelstrukturen. Auswaschung mit verdünnter Chlorwasserstoffsäure zeigt eine deutlich schnellere Auswaschung des Calciums als die der Dipicolinsäure aus den mit Penicillin behandelten Sporangia.

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Vinter, V. Spores of microorganisms penicillin-induced destruction of sporulating cells ofBacillus cereus. Experientia 18, 409–410 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02151489

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