INFLUENCE OF STRESSORS ON FORMATIONOF UNCULTURED MICROORGANISM FORMSAND THEIR RECOVERY


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Data of the last decade on the studies of influence
of various inductors of microorganism
uncultured state and reasons of reversion that
include not only effect of appropriate cultivation
conditions but also simple cancellation of unfavorable
effects are analyzed. Reasons for
transition to uncultured state are discussed;
those could be a variety of factors such as heat,
alkaline, acid and osmotic stress. Factors that
promote recovery from uncultured state with
the main being Rpf (Resustication promoting
factor) factor isolated from Micrococcus luteus
and cancellation of endogenic peroxide effect
by addition of catalase and sodium pyruvate are
analyzed.

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V A Mel'nikova

N A Mikhaylova

N O Vartanova

V A Melnikova

Mechnikov Research Institute of Vaccines andSera, Moscow, Russia

Mechnikov Research Institute of Vaccines andSera, Moscow, Russia

N A Mikhaylova

Mechnikov Research Institute of Vaccines andSera, Moscow, Russia

Mechnikov Research Institute of Vaccines andSera, Moscow, Russia

N O Vartanova

Mechnikov Research Institute of Vaccines andSera, Moscow, Russia

Mechnikov Research Institute of Vaccines andSera, Moscow, Russia

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