FIG. 23. Example of the relationships among phage types and bacteriocin types.
Bacteriocin typing of 20 C . di’htheriae strains, isolated in different communities.
0 , Bacteriocin activity (2-15 mm).
FIG. 24. Example of subdivision of an additional phage type “L” by means of
bacteriocin typing. 0 , Bacteriocin activity (2-30 mm).
Bacteriocin typing of 20 C . di’htheriae strains, isolated in different communities.
0 , Bacteriocin activity (2-15 mm).
FIG. 24. Example of subdivision of an additional phage type “L” by means of
bacteriocin typing. 0 , Bacteriocin activity (2-30 mm).