On the Role of the Bacteriophage in the Change of the Antigenic Structure in the E Group of Salmonella

Fukumi, Hideo; Nojima, Tomie; Sayama, Eiko

doi:10.7883/yoken1952.8.135

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1955

DOI: 10.7883/yoken1952.8.135

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On the Role of the Bacteriophage in the Change of the Antigenic Structure in the E Group of Salmonella

Hideo Fukumi

Tomie Nojima

Eiko Sayama

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Studies on Directed Variation of Salmonella O‐34 by Bacteriophage

Harada

1959

Japanese Journal of Microbiology

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Artificial transformation of the O antigen of Salmonella group E (O-3.10 •¨ O-3.15 ; O-3.15•¨O-3.10 ; O-1.3.19•¨O-3.15) with antiserum has been reported by Bruner & Edwards (1948), Obara (1950), and Uetake (1952). Iseki and Sakai (1953 a, b) reported that antigenic transformation of subgroup E1 into E2 could be made only by the autolysate derived from strains of subgroup E2. Investigating the antigentransforming agent, they found that the strains of subgroup E2 are lysogenic and

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Studies on Directed Variation of Salmonella O‐34 by Bacteriophage

Harada

1959

Japanese Journal of Microbiology

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Studies on Directed Variation of Salmonella 0-15 and 0-34 by Bacteriophage [Ii]

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1956

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Phage Conversion of Type Antigen Iv in Shigella Flexneri

Hamano

1959

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On the Role of the Bacteriophage in the Change of the Antigenic Structure in the E Group of Salmonella

Cited by 5 publications

References 6 publications

Studies on Directed Variation of Salmonella O‐34 by Bacteriophage

Studies on Directed Variation of Salmonella O‐34 by Bacteriophage

Studies on Directed Variation of Salmonella 0-15 and 0-34 by Bacteriophage [Ii]

Phage Conversion of Type Antigen Iv in Shigella Flexneri

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