W. B. Hugo

The Mode of Action of Antibacterial Agents

A QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE STUDY OF THE LIPOLYTIC ACTIVITY OF SINGLE STRAINS OF SEVEN BACTERIAL SPECIES

Studies on the Mode of Action of the Phenolic Antibacterial Agent Fentichlor against Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli II. The Effects of Fentichlor on the Bacterial Membrane and the Cytoplasmic Constituents of the Cell

Studies on the Mode of Action of the Phenolic Antibacterial Agent Fentichlor against Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli I. The Adsorption of Fentichlor by the Bacterial Cell and its Antibacterial Activity

The Resistance of Gallic Acid and its Alkyl Esters to Attack by Bacteria able to Degrade Aromatic Ring Structures

The Metabolism of Gallic Acid by Pseudomonas convexa X.1

The Leakage of Cations and Amino Acids from Staphylococcus aureus exposed to Moist Heat, Phenol and Dinitrophenol

The Degradation of Gallic Acid and its Alkyl Esters by Pullularia pullulans

THE USE OF 2,3,5, TRIPHENYLTETRAZOLIUM BROMIDE IN DETERMINING THE DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY OF BACT. COLI

THE NUTRITION AND SOME BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES OF VIBRIO CYCLOSITES AND VIBRIO NEOCISTES