1974
DOI: 10.1007/bf00268630
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Résistance à l'ozone chez Escherichia coli

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“…The data indicate that the strains considered to be mutants in the lon gene are more sensitive to ozone than lon+ strain MQ259. This latter strain resembles E. coli B/r in survival after ozone treatment, whereas lon mutants are relatively more sensitive to this agent and are similar to uvrA strains (19,20). It seems likely that ozone sensitivity, radiosensitivity, and mucoidy are pleiotropic properties of the lon gene.…”
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“…The data indicate that the strains considered to be mutants in the lon gene are more sensitive to ozone than lon+ strain MQ259. This latter strain resembles E. coli B/r in survival after ozone treatment, whereas lon mutants are relatively more sensitive to this agent and are similar to uvrA strains (19,20). It seems likely that ozone sensitivity, radiosensitivity, and mucoidy are pleiotropic properties of the lon gene.…”
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“…The source of ozone was a commercial ozonizer (Sander Aquatics, model S-III). Ozone concentration was measured either by a microcoulomb ozone sensor (Mast Development Co., model 724-2M) or a Draeger 21/31 gas detector equipped with 0.05/a ozone detec- 19 tor tubes (19)(20)(21). Samples removed from the bacterial suspension were serially diluted and spread on supplemented minimal agar.…”
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