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therefore, that the medium exerts no effect on•g traing•h . Sort and quantity of nitrogen sources None of those 10 strains could grow in the rmedium containing Lglutamlc acid, L-aspartic acid and L-methionlne (2). Upon examining the nitrogen requirement of about 60 wild Flexner type dysentery bacilli , even the most exacting strains of which were found to grow in the medium containing L-glutamic acid, L-aspartic acid, L-methionine , L-tryptophane, and L-cystine. It was found that the 10 strains of Shiga dysentery bacilli described above could be also grown in this medium . Each amino acid was withheld in turn from this medium and the growth was observed . Sorts and quantities of nitrogen sources tested were described in Table 1.

STUDIES ON NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS OF BACTERIA IV. NITROGEN REQUIREMENT OF WILD TYPE SHIGELLA DYSENTERIAE AND THE EFFECT OF NIACIN THEREON