The aqueous soluble phase of acidified and autolyzed fish viscera was used as the nitrogen source in a growth medium for bacteria. The bacteria tested grew faster and produced higher yields of cell mass on this growth medium than on corresponding media with standard tryptone preparations as the nitrogen source.
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