THE NATIVE CONSTITUENTS OF ACETONE SOLUBLE NEUTRAL FATS OF MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS BCG

jected to an extensive reinvestigation in this laboratory and some new findings in the fraction of Wax A, C and D were reported (Tsumita 1956 a, b ; Nojima 1959 a, b, Nojima et al., 1958). The acetone soluble netural fats of BCG are the main object of this report. Noll and Jackim (1958) and Noll (1958) demonstrated that the native lipid of acetone soluble fat from a virulent human strain, Brð¥vannes, consisted of glyceride, phosphoglycolipids and 1,4-naphthoquinone derivatives by infrared spectroscopy after chromatographic

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