论文信息 - Volatile and Cellular Fatty Acids of Haemophilus vaginalis

Volatile and Cellular Fatty Acids of Haemophilus vaginalis

The major volatile acid produced by Haemophilus vaginalis was acetic acid. The absence of propionate, butyrate, and cellular branched-chain fatty acids indicates that H. vaginalis is not related to Propionibacterium or Butyribacterium.

C. W. Moss | W. E. Dunkelberg

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