The Aerobic Breakdown of Uric Acid by Certain Pseudomonads

U. Bachrach

doi:10.1099/00221287-17-1-1

The Aerobic Breakdown of Uric Acid by Certain Pseudomonads

U. Bachrach
First Published: 01 August 1957 https://doi.org/10.1099/00221287-17-1-1

Abstract

SUMMARY: Four pseudomonad isolates which could use uric acid aerobically as a sole C, N and energy source were isolated from poultry house deep-litter, droppings, and nearby soil. Organisms harvested from media containing uric acid can degrade uric acid completely, with the formation of CO3 and NH3. Allantoin, allantoic, glyoxylic and formic acids were completely oxidized.

Published Online: 01/08/1957

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