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O'Connor , R. J. (University of Wisconsin, Madison),and Harlyn O. Halvorson . L-Alanine dehydrogenase: A mechanism controlling the specificity of amino acid-induced germination ofBacillus cereus spores. J. Bacteriol.82: 706–713. 1961.—A study has been undertaken of the properties and specificity of germination of spores ofBacillus cereus strain T. In the absence of additional carbon sources, onlyl -alanine,l -α-NH2 -n -butyric acid, andl -cysteine were effective germinating agents. The physical properties of germination, induced byl -alanine andl -α-NH2 -n -butyric acid following extended heat shock, were in close agreement with those ofl -alanine dehydrogenase. The specificity of the germination system, as well as amino acid deamination in vivo, support the view thatl -alanine dehydrogenase activity is essential for germination and that the enzyme serves as the initial binding site forl -alanine in heat-shocked spores.

l -ALANINE DEHYDROGENASE: A MECHANISM CONTROLLING THE SPECIFICITY OF AMINO ACID-INDUCED GERMINATION OF BACILLUS CEREUS SPORES