1988
DOI: 10.1093/infdis/158.1.36
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Microbiological and Clinical Significance of a New Property of Defective Lysis in Clinical Strains of Pneumococci

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“…Our results with the cell-wall fractions and previous studies with similar preparations indicate that the bacterial cell wall could play a role in mediating disease in pneumococcal infections [20,39,40]. Similar to endotoxin in the case of gramnegative organisms, cell-wall fragments can induce the release of interleukin-l, and to a lesser extent cachectin, from mononuclear cells [41].…”
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“…Our results with the cell-wall fractions and previous studies with similar preparations indicate that the bacterial cell wall could play a role in mediating disease in pneumococcal infections [20,39,40]. Similar to endotoxin in the case of gramnegative organisms, cell-wall fragments can induce the release of interleukin-l, and to a lesser extent cachectin, from mononuclear cells [41].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 63%
“…All strains were sensitive to penicillin (MIC~0.03 mg/l). Strains A and B exhibited a classic lysis-sensitive response to penicillin (>60 %reduction in turbidity at 4 h), while the response of strain C to penicillin paralleled that of a lysis-defective strain lyt 4-4 «20% reduction of turbidity at 4 h) [20].…”
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