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Studies on Listerella Monocytogenes

From the Department of Bacteriology, Hygiene, and Preventive Medicine, The George Washington University School of Medicine, Washington, D. C.

Abstract

1. The use of minimal heat, formalin, chloramine-T, merthiolate, or phenol as killing agents does not alter significantly the over-all capacity of Listerella monocytogenes to elicit the production of antibodies.

2. Flagellar factors B and D are not affected by any of the agents tested.

3. Flagellar factor A is not affected by minimal heat or formalin but is degraded by chloramine-T, merthiolate, and phenol.

4. Flagellar factor C may be influenced by merthiolate.