Studies on SS Agar (Modified SS Agar.). I

Studies with the Agar Cup-Plate Method: I. A Standardized Agar Cup-Plate Technique.

Official Circular 198 (Ruehle and Brewer, 1931) gives directions for performing the agar cup-plate test. However, in the limited literature dealing with the subject, no mention is made of the influence of varying the volume of agar, the amount of inoculum, the hydrogen ion concentration or other factors. In the course of other studies with the agar cup-plate method (Rose and Miller, 1939; Mille...

Studies of Agar-digesting Bacteria.

/ .^ Ss ! I a Lattice Based Approach

The level of semantic data interoperability between a source and a receiver is a function of the context interchamge mech£inism that operates between the source and the receiver. The senicintic interoperability mechanisms in existing systems are usually static in nature and cjinnot cope up with changes in the semcintics of data either at the . source or at the receiver. In this paper, we propos...

Differentiation of Candida dubliniensis on chrom agar and Pal's agar.

Difference in expression of putative virulence factors and in antifungal susceptibility among different Candida species has raised the need for species-level identification. The close relationship of Candida dubliniensis with C. albicans has led to misidentification of C. dubliniensis isolates as C. albicans. Phenotypic tests include ability to produce chlamydospore on casein agar, colony colou...

Further studies on hepatic stimulatory substance (SS) after partial hepatectomy.

The stimulatory substance (SS) that IS found In the cytosol of regenerating dog livers and which promoted regeneration when Injected into the portal vein after Eck fistula did not cause glomerular proliferation when active cytosol was injected into the renal artery, The finding was compatible with but did not prove organ specificity of hepatic SS, The development of SS was completely prevented ...