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Zh. Mikrobiol. Epidemiol. Immunobiol. · Feb 1984
[Method of determining the antilysozyme activity of microorganisms].
- O V Bukharin, B Ia Usviatsov, A P Malyshkin, and N V Nemtseva.
- Zh. Mikrobiol. Epidemiol. Immunobiol. 1984 Feb 1 (2): 27-8.
AbstractThe method for the determination of the antilysozyme activity of microorganisms is described. The method consists in the cultivation of the strains under study in a lysozyme-containing medium, and the effect of lysozyme inactivation is determined from the growth of Micrococcus luteu S indicator strain adjacent to active strains. The quantitative evaluation of this property is presented. The study of 1 296 strains belonging to 9 genera has disclosed that antilysozyme activity occurs most frequently among Gram-negative bacteria.
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