Differing L-alanine germination requirements of hypochlorite-treated Clostridium botulinum spores from two crops.
AUTOR(ES)
Foegeding, P M
RESUMO
Similar populations of hypochlorite-treated spores were enumerated from two crops of Clostridium botulinum 12885A produced by the same procedure; however, germination required different L-alanine concentrations. Lactate permitted the germination of spores from both crops with suboptimal L-alanine concentrations. The data suggest that the spores differ slightly in chemical or structural composition.
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