Preferential suppression of normal exoenzyme formation by membrane-modifying agents.

AUTOR(ES)

Fishman, Y

RESUMO

Cerulenin, phenethyl alcohol, benzyl alcohol, procaine, and a series of aliphatic alcohols selectively suppressed production of active exoenzymes by various bacterial strains.

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