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,WashingtonUniversitySchoolofMedicine, ,MissouriReceivedforpublication,December 2,1935In1918 BronfenbrennerandDavisobservedthatintest inalbacteriawerefrequentlyencounteredwhi chfailedtoshowupaslactosefermentersinthe routinediagnosticprocedure, ,withthepurposeinviewofimprovingmethodsf ortheirdetection, (1906)andMassini(1907), (1934),Sandiford(1935),and,withspecialre ferencetobacterialvariation,byLewis(1934 )andHall(1935).Inthecourseofcontinuedstu diesofthemetabolismofslowlactose-ferment ingbacteriaoftheEscherichiacolitype, ( )indicator(Bronfen-brenner,1918).Ofsixsa mplesexamined,slowlactose-fer-mentingorg anismswereobtainedfromone, on February 26, 2021 by from , ,theyweresubjectedtodailyserialtransferi nalactosemediumasinthemethodprevi-ouslyu sed(BronfenbrennerandDavis,1918).Someela bora-tionsoftechnicwereintroducedtofacil itatethestudyofcondi-tionsaffectingthech angefromslowtorapidfermentation, ,oneseriesconsistingofopentubespluggedwi thcotton, ,onecultureineachserieswasusedtoinoculat ethesubcultures, ,transfersfromtheopentubecul-tureseriesw eremadeintosealedfermentationtubestoobse rveanychangesinfermentationreactions, ,correspondingtosubcultureIofeachseries( table1).

Department of Bacteriology and Immunology, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, Missouri Receivedfor publication, December2, 1935 In 1918 Bronfenbrenner and Davis observed that intestinal bacteriawerefrequently encounteredwhichfailed to showupas

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1 ,WashingtonUniversitySchoolofMedicine, ,MissouriReceivedforpublication,December 2,1935In1918 BronfenbrennerandDavisobservedthatintest inalbacteriawerefrequentlyencounteredwhi chfailedtoshowupaslactosefermentersinthe routinediagnosticprocedure, ,withthepurposeinviewofimprovingmethodsf ortheirdetection, (1906)andMassini(1907), (1934),Sandiford(1935),and,withspecialre ferencetobacterialvariation,byLewis(1934 )andHall(1935).Inthecourseofcontinuedstu diesofthemetabolismofslowlactose-ferment ingbacteriaoftheEscherichiacolitype, ( )indicator(Bronfen-brenner,1918).Ofsixsa mplesexamined,slowlactose-fer-mentingorg anismswereobtainedfromone, on February 26, 2021 by from , ,theyweresubjectedtodailyserialtransferi nalactosemediumasinthemethodprevi-ouslyu sed(BronfenbrennerandDavis,1918).Someela bora-tionsoftechnicwereintroducedtofacil itatethestudyofcondi-tionsaffectingthech angefromslowtorapidfermentation, ,oneseriesconsistingofopentubespluggedwi thcotton, ,onecultureineachserieswasusedtoinoculat ethesubcultures, ,transfersfromtheopentubecul-tureseriesw eremadeintosealedfermentationtubestoobse rveanychangesinfermentationreactions, ,correspondingtosubcultureIofeachseries( table1).

2 Ob-servedincreasesintheabilityofthecultu restoformacidandgasinlactosesubculture, , ,thefermentingpower,andthepro-portionoff ermentingvariantspresent, ,butwereneverasmarked, on February 26, 2021 by from SLOWLACTOSE-FERMENTINGINTESTINALBACTERIA (inpercentofthetotalcolonies)ontheplates madefromsub-cultureIat1day,10days,and20d ays,andfromsubcultureXXafter24hours,fore achofthetwoseriesofcultures, ,itappearsthatwhilevariationoccursaftera bout12days, ,0-10 DATSSUBCuLTUEI,20 DATSSUBCULTUREXX,1 DATSTRAIN(PMnCENTBLUECOLONIs)(PRCENTBLUE COLON1ES(PERCENTBLUECOLONIES) :(1)1percentpeptone, ;(2) , , ;(3)3percentlactoseaddedtothesamebase;(4 )1percentsodiumcitrateaddedtothesamebase ;(5)1percentsodiumsuccinateaddedtothesam ebase;(6)1percentlactoseand1percentsodiu msuccinatecombinedinthesamebase;and(7)1p ercentlactose, on February 26, 2021 by from , , , (1) ++44(2)Lactose1percent(noadditionalcarbo n).)

3 +++++X(3)Lactose3percent(noadditionalcar bon)..+++++(4) ++_(5) ++_(6) +++++(7) +++++ ,colonialvariantswereisolatedfromanumber oftheplatesmadeduringthecourseoftheprece dingexperi-ments, ,largemucoid,smalltranslucent, , on February 26, 2021 by from SLOWLACTOSE-FERMENTINGINTESTINALBACTERIA 457colonialform,andrateoflactosefermenta tion,alldissociantsappearedtobeidentical withoneanother, ,gram-negativerods, , ,andfailedtoproduceindolorH2S, , ,galactose,mannitol, ,therefore,whetherattackinglactoseslowly orrapidly,andregardlessoftheircolonialty pe, ,andinproducingnoindol, (1935). , (1935)andStewart(1928) "regained"thecapacitytofermentlactoseact ively, ,inourexperiments,byserialcultivationont heabovedescribedsyntheticmediumwithsodiu msuccinateastheonlysourceofcarbon, , ,bothcultureswerethencarriedthroughaseri esof20dailysubculturesinlactosefer- on February 26, 2021 by from , ,thecultureslowlyregainsthispowerdurings ubsequentserialcultivationonlactose, +50+ |50+VI0-50+Subsequentlyon10+0+ +50+ (1935)hasdefinedthecriterionoflactosemut ationas" ,"andotherinvestigators(Rriebel,1934.)

4 Stewart,1928) ,butafewsinglecellstrains,afterrepeatedp late-isolation,failedtoshowanytendencyto changeintheirlactose-fermentingpower, on February 26, 2021 by from SLOWLACTOSE-FERMENTINGINTESTINALBACTERIA 459largenumberofwhitecoloniesappearingon thelactoseC-Rplatestreakedfromadissociat edcultureoftheparentstrain,andwerepurifi edbyrepeatedplating, , ,thecontrolstrain,theoriginalsinglecells trains,andorganismsfromthetwoseriesoflac tosecultures, , ,andbothblueandwhitecoloniesappearedTABL E4 Lactosefermentationstabilityofaselecteds trainduringdissociationinlactosemediumAM OUNTOFGASANDACID(FORMED) + +inmostcases,afewstrainsliketheonedescri bedintable4, ,andthecontrolstrain, , ,andthatdaughterstrainsmaybeselectedinwh ichthecapacitytofermentlactoseismoreradi callyandperhapsper-manentlydepressed.;Tw oseriesofexperimentswerenowcarriedoutina nefforttodetermineinwhatparticularthebio chemicalmechanismsofslow on February 26, 2021 by from , ,non-proliferatingcellsinthepresenceofla ctose,andofitsconstituentmonosaccharides , ,asanticipated,anactualdifferencecouldbe seeninthecapacityofthecellularenzymesoft hevariousstrainstofermentlactose,andtoex cludethepossibilitythat"secreted" ,itwasreasonedthat,iflactosefermentation bytheseorgsmisaquantitativefunctionmerel yoftheirlactaseactivity,then,supposingth eirmono-saccharide-fermentingpowertobero ughlyequal, , ,: ( ) , , , wasmadeofthefactthattoluolinhibitsoxidat ionprocesseswithoutdestroyinghydrolyticf unction(Karstnom,1930).

5 AAA on February 26, 2021 by from ,aslowlactose-fermentingstrain,andarapid lyfermentingvariantofthelatter,respectiv ely, , ,equivalentamountsofsuper-natantfluidobt ainedbycentrifugationofthefreshcellsus-p ension,andofthesamesuspensionafterautoly zingtwodaysundertoluol, ( ) ; ; ; ; ; ; , ; , , , , , , ,afterwhichnoviablecellsremained,andoxid aseactiv-itywasdestroyed. on February 26, 2021 by from (1)overitscontroltube(3), (2)and(3).Comparisonoftubes(4)and(5)show edtheamountofglucosefernentedundertoluol , ,cells, , , ,cells, , , , , , ~~~~~~~ (5)and(6),givingtheamountofglucosefermen tedintheabsenceoftoluol, (7)and(8) ,whichwereincludedtodetectanysolublelact asepresent, ,itisseenthatslowlactose-fermentingstrai nsaredefi-cientintheenzymelactase,andtha tincreaseinfermenting462 on February 26, 2021 by from ,inconclusion,thatvariationsinlactaseact ivitydescribedthroughoutthispaperaremere lyquan-titativeandthatinnoinstanceundero urobservationhavevariantsshownanymetabol icpropertywhichwaswhollyabsentintheparen torganism(Diehl,1919).

6 Thus,thephenomenasuggestingspecificelabo rationofenzymescorrespondingtoaTABLE7 Simultaneouslactosefermentationandlactas eactivityexpressedingramspercentofsugarc hangedCONTROLCONTROL(GLUCOSE(GLUCOSELACT OSELACTOSEENZYMICPREBPARATIONTIMEFERMENT EDFER-METRDLYDRO-UNDERMENTED)NDLZETOLUOL ) ,perhapslatent, ,butnodirectcorrelationbetweencolonialty pe,andfermentativecapacitywasobserved. on February 26, 2021 by from , lactosebythebacteriastudiedisthefunction ofanintracellularlactase, , ,39, , ,ANDDAVIS, ,89, , ,24, , ,29, , ,231,3W.]KIEBEL, ,27, , ,28, , ,61, , , ,Beiheft,36, , ,41, , ,27, on February 26, 2021 by from


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