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The zonal ultracentrifuge was used for separation ofTreponema pallidum from large volumes of rabbit testicular syphiloma extracts by continuous-flow centrifugation in a cesium chloride density gradient. The gradient was linear with radius from a density of 1.05 to 1.36 g/ml. Operating speeds were 15,000 rev/min for the continuous-flow phase and 25,000 rev/min for a 30-min banding period. A total of 9 × 109 (24.3%) treponemes were recovered from the original extract. Of the treponemes recovered, 88% formed a band at a density of 1.170 to 1.211 g/ml. Within the limits of present methods of assay, these fractions were relatively free from testicular particulates and protein when compared with treponemes recovered after differential centrifugation. Observations of the isolated fractions by dark-field and electron microscopy indicated a lack of gross morphological damage toT. pallidum . Their antigenic characteristics were also retained, as evidenced by their ability to react with syphilitic sera in the indirect fluorescent-antibody procedure.

Separation of Treponema pallidum from Tissue Substances by Continuous-Flow Zonal Centrifugation