STUDIES ON PLAGUE — Paper Nexus

Summary

The present study has utilized several chemical fractionation procedures combined with continuous paper electrophoresis to obtain a toxic protein from P. pestis which appears to be relatively homogenous, highly antigenic, and free of envelope antigen.

Keywords

Biology, Plague (disease), Yersinia pestis, Virology, Genetics

References

PRODUCTION OF PASTEURELLA PESTIS TOXINEllis Englesberg, Judith Bentoff Levy — 1954
Continuous Electrophoresis and Ionophoresis on Filter Paper1EMMETT L. DURRUM — 1951
Two-dimensional electrophoresis and ionophoresisEMMETT L. DURRUM — 1951
Chloramphenicol and terramycin in the treatment of pneumonic plague.Fred R. McCrumb, Samuel Mercier, J. Robic — 1953
CHEMISTRY OF TOXINSLouis Pillemer, Kenneth C. Robbins — 1949
Quantitative Determination of Carbohydrates With Dreywood's Anthrone Reagent.Daniel L. Morris — 1948
Toxic end products from Pasteurella pestis. I. A comparison of lysate toxin with that obtained from the action of bile salts.Kenneth Goodner, L. Pannell, Pasquale F. Bartell — 1955
Studies on plague. II. Immunological properties of purified Pasteurella pestis toxin.J. David Warren, Ursula Walz, Jeanette S. Reedal — 1955
Studies on immunization against plague. I. The isolation and characterization of the soluble antigen of Pasteurella pestis.Edgar E. Baker, Harriet E. Sommer, L. E. Foster — 1952
A modification of the colorimetric phosphorus determination for use with the photoelectric colorimeter.George Gömöri — 1942
Antibody formation and sensitization with the aid of adjuvants.Jules Freund, KJ Thomson, H. B. Hough — 1948

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The evolution of flea-borne transmission in Yersinia pestis.B Joseph Hinnebusch — 2005
The Genus Yersinia: Biochemistry and Genetics of Virulence With 3 FiguresRobert R. Brubaker — 1972
PRODUCTION OF PASTEURELLA PESTIS TOXINEllis Englesberg, Judith Bentoff Levy — 1954
MITOCHONDRIAL SWELLING INDUCED BY PLAGUS MURINE TOXIN.Solomon Kadis, Samuel J. Ajl — 1963
Isolation and Biological Characterization of Pasteurella pestis EndotoxinJohnnie M. Albizo, Michael J. Surgalla — 1970
VIRULENCE OF PASTEURELLA PESTIS AND IMMUNITY TO PLAGUE.T.W. Burrows — 1963
Phospholipase D - enzymology, functionality, and chemical modulationPaige E. Selvy, Robert R. Lavieri, Craig W. Lindsley — 2011
Factors affecting the separation of milk proteins and partially hydrolyzed proteins by continuous flow paper electrophoresisRobert F. Peterson, L.W. Nauman — 1960
Model Systems to Study Plague Pathogenesis and Develop New TherapeuticsMatthew B. Lawrenz — 2010
A rapid and safe procedure for preparing the murine toxins of the plague bacillus (Yersinia pestis).M C Seguin, Daniel N. Harrison, J. E. Williams — 1987
Antigenic substance of Pasteurella pestis concerning hemagglutination.HIDEO FUKUMI, Hayato Kaneko, Eiko Sayama — 1954
Plague Toxin: Its Effect in vitro and in vivoJames H. Rust, D. C. Cavanaugh, Solomon Kadis — 1963
Studies with staphylococcal toxins. IV. The purification and metallic requirements of specific hemolysins.John A. Robinson, F. S. Thatcher, Jeannine Gagnon — 1958
Lethality for Guinea Pigs of Ultrasonic Extracts of Pasteurella pestis: its Relationship to Death of Guinea Pigs from PlagueJ. Keppie, H. Smith, E. C. Cocking — 1957
PROPERTIES OF VIRULENT AND AVIRULENT STRAINS OF PASTEURELLA PESTISMichael J. Surgalla — 1960
A comparison of the characteristics of two murine-toxic proteins from Pasteurella pestis.Thomas C. Montie, Diane B. Montie, Samuel J. Ajl — 1966
THE ANATOMICAL DISTRIBUTION OF MURINE TOXIN IN SPHEROPLASTS OF PASTEURELLA PESTIS.Thomas C. Montie, S. J. Ajl — 1964
Role of Yersinia Murine Toxin in Survival of Yersinia pestis in the Midgut of the Flea VectorB. Joseph Hinnebusch, Amy E. Rudolph, Peter Cherepanov — 2002
Local Antibody Production Against the Murine Toxin of Yersinia pestis in a Golf Ball-Induced GranulomaRobyn P. Hillam, Robert P. Tengerdy, George L. Brown — 1974

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