[Study on normal pepsin secretion--comparative effects of histalog and tetragastrin, and electron microscopy of the chief cells before and after stimulation].
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A silica gel medium was developed for the enumeration of petroleumlytic microorganisms in the marine environment. The medium was satisfactorily used for the investigation of the vertical distribution of bacteria in seawater from the surface to 1,000 m depth of western north Pacific central water as well as the neritic region of Japan.
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Microbial biomass on suspended organic matter in seawater of the euphotic zone of Saanich Inlet was investigated. The viable microorganisms were measured by the glucose-uptake method. Microbial carbon on particulate organic matter in seawater was determined to be, on the average, 9.9 mug of C/liter, and there was a regression relationship as y = 0.0062 x - 1.79 with an unbiased variance V(yx) = 0.38, where x = particulate organic carbon in seawater (micrograms of C/liter) and y = logarithm of microbial carbon (micrograms of C/liter).
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The biomass of microorganisms in the digestive tracts of young salmon in the sea of Saanich Inlet was examined by (i) the direct microscopic method, (ii) the plate count method and (iii) the physiological method (microbial biomass assumed from the release of carbon dioxide). By all methods, most microbial biomass in foods was shown to decrease during its stay in the digestive organ. This observation was supported by the detection of many bacteria at different stages of digestion. The microbial biomass was quantitatively influenced by the composition of food ingested and by the sampling time.
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