Phages of lysogenic Thermoactinomyces vulgaris

Isolation of bacteriophage from Thermoactinomyces

“…Clear plaques were never observed in pools of phage 5/9c. DISCUSSION Although phage infectious for T. vulgaris have been reported (1,8,9), this is to my knowledge the first account of phage infectious for T. candidus and T. sacchari. The ease with which these phages were isolated and the finding that ability to detect phage depends on medium as well as indicator strain suggest that phages are commonly associated with the Thermoactinomyces and predict that a comprehensive investigation with more indicator strains and a greater wse.…”

“…Phages infectious for T. vulgaris have been isolated from cultures of T. vulgaris (1,8) and from earth samples (9). However, no bacteriophage has been reported for T. sacchari or for the newly described species T. candidus (7).…”

Synthesis of 2‐Fluoroalkyl 4‐Substituted Azepanes

“…Due to the importance of azepanes in medicinal chemistry, and the possibility to modulate the properties of these compounds by introducing fluorinated groups, [11] the development of methods to access α-fluoroalkylated azepanes I is of interest (Figure 1). Different methods can be used to produce α-fluoroalkylated azepanes, either by cyclization of linear α-fluoroalkylated amines II, or II' [12,13,14] addition of nucleophiles on fluoroalkylated cyclic imines III, [15] or addition of trifluoromethyl anions on cyclic imines IV.…”

Berichtigung

“…in length and 8 m~ in width. The particles have wider head than the phages for Thermoactinomyces vulgaris and longer taiI (PATEL, 1969), and in morphology they differed also from the phage-like particles isolated from Escherichia coli and Pseudomonas aeruginosa (BI~ADL:Eu and DEWAR, 1966 CRoss, T., and J. LAcEY: Studies on the genus Thermomonospora. …”