1935
DOI: 10.1007/bf01893263
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Neues vom Sommergipfel der Säuglingssterblichkeit

Abstract: Die Erscheinung des Sommergipfels der S~uglingssterblichkeit hat einige Jahrzehnte hindurch Itygieniker und Kinder~rzte au6erordentlich stark besch~ftigt; der vorliegende Stoff is~ sehr groB, die fffiher gewonnenen Zahlenreihen kSnnen dutch Nachprfifung leicht besti~tigt werden. tteute ist dieser Sommergipfel verschwunde~, aber gerade weil ein AbschluB eingetreten ist, lassen sich der Erscheinung neue Gesichtspunkte abgewinnen.Schon seit dem Entstehen einer medizinisehen Statistik, also um die zweite H~lfte de… Show more

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“…The possible role of catalase in protecting aerobic microorganisms from death by hydrogen peroxide poisoning was rather quickly recognized. In 1893 Gottstein discovered that certain bacteria decomposed H202 with the liberation of a gas (2). In 1907 it was observed that certain anaerobic bacteria contain no detectable catalase, whereas all the aerobes examined exhibited significant catalatic activity (3).…”
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“…The possible role of catalase in protecting aerobic microorganisms from death by hydrogen peroxide poisoning was rather quickly recognized. In 1893 Gottstein discovered that certain bacteria decomposed H202 with the liberation of a gas (2). In 1907 it was observed that certain anaerobic bacteria contain no detectable catalase, whereas all the aerobes examined exhibited significant catalatic activity (3).…”
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“…The present paper describes the application ofthis method to the isolation of catalase from Micrococcus 1ysodeikticus. Catalase was one of the first enzymes to be described in bacteria (Gottstein, 1893) and much work has been done on it since, but no attempts have been made to isolate it in a pure state or determine its chemicalnature. Using lysozyme to liberate the enzyme from the bacteria, we have been able to isolate M. lysodeikticus catalase as a pure, crystalline protein.…”
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