… JCM 1131T cells in the logarithmic phase and lipoteichoic acid localisation in membrane
vesicles by … Analysis of lipoteichoic acid localisation on the cell surface in logarithmic phase …

… ml of Dulbecco's modified Eagle's medium with 5% FBS, and supernatants were harvested
at mid-log phase (optical density at 600 nm, ∼0.4 to 0.47) and late stationary phase (at 16 h). …

… Enzymatic removal of hyaluronic acid from bacteria harvested during the stationary phase
had no marked effect on either hydrophobic affinity partition or surface LTA (Tables 1 and 2). …

… Addition of lipoteichoic acid to the growth medium of pneumococcal cultures … stationary
phase lysis, and penicillin tolerance. It is suggested that a physiological role of lipoteichoic acids …

… , prevented culture lysis in the stationary phase of growth, and … that the pneumococcal
lipoteichoic acid (Forssman antigen) is a … lysis in the stationary phase ofgrowth by lipoteichoic …

… In summary, although lipoteichoic acid is a major … lipoteichoic acid extracted from disrupted
stationary-phase cells. For some organisms, the yield of LTA from whole exponential-phase …

… lipoteichoic acid (LTA) when grown at pH 6.0 in batch culture to the stationary phase with
either … The identification of lipoteichoic acid (LTA) as a membrane-derived surface antigen of a …

… and became gradually more numerous at the end of the exponential growth phase and
during the stationary phase. These “holes” in the envelope are localized in the septal region, …

… Similar differences were observed with bacteria grown to the stationary phase (16% and
11% reduced LTA contents in mutant bacteria and culture supernatants respectively). LTA …

… that a moderate release of teichoic acid during the exponential phase is followed by a … acid
and lipoteichoic acid during the stationary phase. From the studies on L. fermentum stationary…