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Determine the necessity and function of food accessory factors, particularly vitamins, in supporting the growth of hemophilic bacilli in culture media.

October 1, 1917The Journal of Infectious DiseasesOpen Access

Food Accessory Factors (Vitamins) in Bacterial Culture with Especial Reference to Hemophilic Bacilli I

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Determine the necessity and function of food accessory factors, particularly vitamins, in supporting the growth of hemophilic bacilli in culture media.
Cultured hemophilic bacilli in vitro under varied nutrient formulations.
Assessed bacterial growth in media supplemented with specific food accessory factors.
Hemophilic bacilli demonstrated an obligate requirement for accessory food substances resembling vitamins to sustain proliferation.
Absence of specific accessory growth factors prevented colony formation on standard culture substrates.

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Laboratory study demonstrates essential vitamin requirements in hemophilic bacilli, suggesting critical nutritional dependencies for bacterial growth.

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Daniel J. Davis (1917) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a97d460f2421ac7db15dc74 https://doi.org/10.1093/infdis/21.4.392

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Laboratory study demonstrates essential vitamin requirements in hemophilic bacilli, suggesting critical nutritional dependencies for bacterial growth.

Food Accessory Factors (Vitamins) in Bacterial Culture with Especial Reference to Hemophilic Bacilli I

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Food Accessory Factors (Vitamins) in Bacterial Culture with Especial Reference to Hemophilic Bacilli I

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