Summary
Quantitative determination of bacteriolysis with different T1–7-phages confirms earlier observations that with substances inhibiting the action of T1-phage the normal respiratory metabolism of the protected bacteria is quantitatively restored in every detail.
With T2-phage, showing a different respiratory course of bacteriolysis, no effect is obtained with the same substance, either on the respiration of the bacteria or on the typical course of respiration during bacteriolysis. The action of the phage inhibiting substance against T1-phage is therefore an effect of definite specificity.
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Neipp, L., Kunz, W. & Meier, R. Relations du « métabolisme respiratoire » des bactéries et du type de bactériophage avec l'activité de substances antiphages. Experientia 15, 258–260 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02158070
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