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J Gen Microbiol
January 1985
During MgSO4-induced modulation of Bordetella pertussis, adenylate cyclase activity, histamine-sensitizing activity (HSA) and the major cell-envelope polypeptides with Mr 28000 and 30000 (X polypeptides) were lost synchronously at a rate which could be accounted for by a simple growth-dilution effect. MgSO4 and other compounds which induced the above phenotypic change caused little inhibition of adenylate cyclase activity. Nicotinic acid was the sole exception and at 4.
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