REPORT ON THERAPEUTIC PROPERTIES OF PENICILLIN: III. Surgery and Penicillin in Mandibular Infection

Penicillin. Iii. the Stability of Penicillin in Aqueous

The instability of penicillin in aqueous solution has been known since the time of its discovery by Fleming (1929). However, beyond the general recognition that excess acidity or alkalinity caused rapid inactivation, little work has been reported on the inactivation of penicillin over a wide pH range and at different temperatures. The maximum stability range of a barium salt of penicillin teste...

Penicillin. III. The Stability of Penicillin in Aqueous Solution.

The instability of penicillin in aqueous solution has been known since the time of its discovery by Fleming (1929). However, beyond the general recognition that excess acidity or alkalinity caused rapid inactivation, little work has been reported on the inactivation of penicillin over a wide pH range and at different temperatures. The maximum stability range of a barium salt of penicillin teste...

Properties of a Penicillin Inactivator Extracted from Penicillin-resistant Staphylococci.

Penicillin in Guinea-Worm Infection

Microbiological Aspects of Penicillin: III. Production of Penicillin in Surface Cultures of Penicillium notatum.

Steadily increasing interest in penicillin as a chemotherapeutic agent has led to a parallel increase in the demand for penicillin for clinical application and chemical studies. Penicillin is produced in minute quantities by Penicillium notatum so that filtrates from the mold represent exceedingly dilute solutions of penicillin from which the active agent is extracted. The magnitude of the prob...