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The influence of germicides on the dehydrogenases of Bact. Coli: Part I. The succinic acid dehydrogenase of Bact. Coli

  • George Sykes (a1)
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1. The effect of alcohols and of phenol on the succinic acid dehydrogenase of Bact. coli, hitherto recorded qualitatively in the literature, has been studied in greater detail.

2. The effect of heat and of p−chloro−m−cresol, hexyl resorcinol, p−butyl phenol and amyl−m−cresol, has also been studied.

3. The concentrations of these germicides required to inhibit completely the succinic dehydrogenase is such as to allow for a slight excess over the concentrations which are lethal to Bact. coli.

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