Some Properties of Catechol Peroxidase of Mycobacteria Bearing on Isoniazid Susceptibility

Tirunarayanan, M. O.; Vischer, W. A.; Bruhin, H.

doi:10.1128/jb.80.4.423-429.1960

J Bacteriol

1960

DOI: 10.1128/jb.80.4.423-429.1960

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Some Properties of Catechol Peroxidase of Mycobacteria Bearing on Isoniazid Susceptibility

M. O. Tirunarayanan¹,

W. A. Vischer²,

H. Bruhin³

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An Unclassified "Unclassified" Mycobacterium

Keller¹,

Albertson²,

Livornese³

et al. 1963

JAMA

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An unusual unclassified mycobacterium has been repeatedly recovered over a period of years from a 46-year-old white woman with persistent respiratory symptoms and a slowly progressive pulmonary disease. Although the mycobacterium in this case was probably an opportunistic secondary invader, it appears to have played a role in the more recent progression of symptoms and roentgenographic pulmonary changes. The organism has been thoroughly studied but fails to conform fully to any of the usual subgroups of the unclassified mycobacteria as characterized in the currently employed schema. This case report emphasizes the increasing clinical and bacteriologic importance of the unclassified mycobacteria and presents a systematic approach to their identification through careful cultural, morphologic, and biochemical characterization.

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An Unclassified "Unclassified" Mycobacterium

Keller¹,

Albertson²,

Livornese³

et al. 1963

JAMA

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Katalase- und Peroxydase-Aktivität der aus Resektions- und Sektionspräparaten isolierten INH-sensiblen und -resistenten Tuberkelbakterienstämme (Typus humanus)

Dorn

1965

Beitr. Klin. Tuberk.

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Intermediary metabolism of mycobacteria

Ramakrishnan¹,

Murthy²,

Gopinathan³

1972

Bacteriol Rev

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Some Properties of Catechol Peroxidase of Mycobacteria Bearing on Isoniazid Susceptibility

Cited by 5 publications

References 4 publications

An Unclassified "Unclassified" Mycobacterium

An Unclassified "Unclassified" Mycobacterium

Katalase- und Peroxydase-Aktivität der aus Resektions- und Sektionspräparaten isolierten INH-sensiblen und -resistenten Tuberkelbakterienstämme (Typus humanus)

Intermediary metabolism of mycobacteria

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