INTERMEDIATES IN THE EARLY STEPS OF HISTIDINE BIOSYNTHESIS.
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Fregnan, G. B. (University of Wisconsin, Madison) and D. W. Smith. Description of various colony forms of mycobacteria. J. Bacteriol. 83:819-827. 1962.-The colony morphology of various mycobacteria, including mammalian and avian strains, Mycobacterium fortuitum, M. kansasii, and representatives of the unclassified groups, is described. A relationship is seen between some colony forms and species of mycobacteria. The reasons for the adoption of a new terminology, based on the words smooth and rough, are discussed.
Fregnan, G. B. (University of Wisconsin, Madison), D. W. Smith, and H. M. Randall. A mutant of a scotochromogenic Mycobacterium detected by colony morphology and lipid studies. J. Bacteriol. 83:828-836. 1962.-A variant of a scotochromogenic strain of Mycobacterium is described. This mutant was recognized by studies of colony morphology and lipid content. Mycoside D was shown to be present in the smooth-Sy variety but absent in the rough-Ry variety. The rough-Ry variety appeared spontaneously from smooth-Sy, or by induction after prolonged incubation in a synthetic liquid medium or exposure to ultraviolet irradiation. This mutation is not reversible.
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