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SUMMARY Staphylococci incubated with calf thymus histone F 2A or teat canal cationic protein bound more 1311 bovine serum albumin than untreated bacteria. In experi- ments in vivo a similar increased binding of labelled albumin was observed in bacteria deposited in the teat canal of the cow and recovered 24 h. later. Antimicrobial cationic proteins may become attached to the surface of bacteria deposited in the teat canal. Incubation of staphylococci, containing 14C-labelled protoplasmic proteins, in isotonic saline with calf thymus histone F2A or teat canal cationic proteins caused a rapid release of the labelled protein followed by a slower release which continued for 5 h. Bovine serum albumin induced no greater protein leakage than isotonic saline.

Some Effects in vivo of the Teat Canal and Effects in vitro of Cationic Proteins on Staphylococci