[Preservation of actinomycetes under a layer of vaseline oil].
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The micromorphology, growth cycle, chemical composition of the cell walls, and the susceptibility to lysozyme and specific phages were studied with the culture of Actinomyces orientalis RIA-1074. It is seggested on the basis of these studied to transfer the culture from the Actinomyces genus to the Proactinomyces genus and to rename it Proactinomyces orientalis (Pittinger et Brigham) comb. nov.
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Cell walls of Actinomyces erythraeus RIA-1387 were found to contain m-diaminopimelic acid, arabinose, and galactose (type IV of cell walls). The mycelium undergoes fragmentation during superficial and submerged growth, and is not susceptible, or only mildly sensitive, to the action of lysozyme. The colonies of Act. erythraeus have no horizontal layers. These data suggest that the organism was erroneously classed as belonging to the Actinomyces genus. It should be transferred to the Proactinomyces genus under the name of Proactinomyces erythraeus (Waksman et Curtis) comb. nov.