The Pathogenic Staphylococci

Blair, John E.

doi:10.1128/mmbr.3.1.97-146.1939

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“…All the strains induced haemolysis, formed pigment, and coagulated plasma. T h e combination of these three properties in one and the same strain is practically proof positive of a staphylococcus being pathogenic (13, 17,18). Exceptions to this rule are very rare.…”

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Penicillin‐resistant Pathogenic Staphylococci Isolated From the Upper Respiratory Tract

J¹,

Vogelsang²

1949

Acta Pathologica Microbiologica Scandinavica

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Penicillin‐resistant Pathogenic Staphylococci Isolated From the Upper Respiratory Tract

J¹,

Vogelsang²

1949

Acta Pathologica Microbiologica Scandinavica

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“…Effect of q u l a s e in vivo There seems to be very little evidence that coagulase-clotting occurs in vivo. Statements such as " The development of a clot in blood broth cultures from patients with staphylococcal septicemia is familiar to d clinical bacteriologists '' (Blair, 1939) may have misled clinicians into assuming that intravasculm clotting by coagulase also occurs. We have never observed this in patients, though on occasions there would appear to have been ample opportunity for it to happen.…”

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A study of 435 strains of Staphylococcus pyogenes with reference to factors which may contribute to pathogenicity

Lack¹,

Wailling²

1954

J. Pathol.

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IN an orthopaedic hospital there is a range of staphylococcal infections varying in site and severity, some remaining localised in the skin, others entering the blood stream and setting up abscesses in bone and elsewhere. This study was undertaken to find out whether strains which cause the more severe infections in man, particularly those MATERIALS AND NETHODS Strains were originally selected by the slide method of Cadness-Graves et al. (1943), but all were subeequently tested on plttsms-ww plates. Human plasme from blood rejected by the blood bank wa8 mixed Coagduae teekr. J . PATE. BACL-VOL. Ispm (1954) 431 43% C. H. LACK AND D . Q. WAILLING Spertruin with nutrient agar in a concentration of 12-15 per cent.(v/v) of plasma a t a temperature of 46" C. The mixture was poured into Petri dishes and spotinoculated. Coagulaae production was indicated by the development of opacity around spots after over-night incubation. All slide-positive strains were also plate-positive. One hundred of these strains were ah0 tested by Fisk's tube method (Fisk, 1940) and found t o be tube-positive. Fibrinolysin tests. A human plasma-agar mixture similar to that deeclribed above wm heated at 56" C. for 20 minutes before pouring. This produced an opaque medium and fibrinolysh was judged by the zone of clearing around colonies after 48 hours' incubation (Christie and Wilson, 1941). Separation of fibrinolysis by plmmin from that by protease was made by incorporating soya-bean trypsin inhibitor in the medium. This inhibited fibrinolysis by p h r n i n but not by staphylococcal protease.

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“…Therefore, feeding experiments are not complicated by the presence of exotoxin. The usual procedure is parenteral injection of laboratory animals, however, and under these circumstances exotoxin map cause symptoms similar to those provoked by enterotoxin, according to Davison, Dack, and Cary (1938) and Blair (1939).…”

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A REVIEW OF MICROCOCCUS ENTEROTOXIN FOOD POISONING

Haynes

Hucker

1946

Journal of Food Science

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The Pathogenic Staphylococci

Cited by 13 publications

References 88 publications

Penicillin‐resistant Pathogenic Staphylococci Isolated From the Upper Respiratory Tract

Penicillin‐resistant Pathogenic Staphylococci Isolated From the Upper Respiratory Tract

A study of 435 strains of Staphylococcus pyogenes with reference to factors which may contribute to pathogenicity

A REVIEW OF MICROCOCCUS ENTEROTOXIN FOOD POISONING

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