The Influence of Magnesium on Cell Division 5. The Effect of Magnesium on the Growth of Bacteria in Chemically -Defined Media of Varying Complexity

作者: M. WEBB

DOI: 10.1099/00221287-5-3-485

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摘要: SUMMARY: The growth of bacteria in chemically-defined media containing mixtures amino-acids is less dependent upon the magnesium concentration than simple composed saits, glucose or glycerol and a single source nitrogen. In more complex initially increases rapidly with, then becomes independent of, concentration. Gram-positive bacilli jail to grow when content medium 0·66 p.p.m., whereas this amount almost sufficient maintain maximum Gram-negative bacteria. addition, deficiency (i.e. c. 1-5 p.p.m.) inhibits cell division rod-shaped organisms, results formation filamentous cells.

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