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Mikrobiologiia

Title:		[Dynamics of the accumulation and retention of volatile organic substances released by bacteria]
Author(s):		Kovrov BG; Tirranen LS;
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Journal Title:		Mikrobiologiia
Year:		1982
Volume:		51
Issue:		6
Page Number:		905 - 909
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ISSN/ISBN:		0026-3656 (Print) 0026-3656 (Linking)
Abstract:		The object of this work was to study the production of volatile biologically active compounds by microorganisms and their accumulation in the medium in the course of several days. The inhibiting action of the accumulated volatile metabolites was found to depend on the time within which the culture was incubated and on the sensitivity of the test organism. The activity of the accumulated metabolites was shown to decrease with the time of storage. Several volatile compounds were found among the metabolites
Keywords:		"Anti-Bacterial Agents/*metabolism/pharmacology Bacteria/*metabolism Culture Media/metabolism Dose-Response Relationship, Drug Microbial Sensitivity Tests Solubility Time Factors Volatilization;"
Notes:		"MedlineKovrov, B G Tirranen, L S rus English Abstract Russia (Federation) 1982/11/01 Mikrobiologiia. 1982 Nov-Dec; 51(6):905-9"