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Absence of nephritis strain-associated protein (NSAP) in the extracellular product of Streptococcus pyogenes strain Su.

Hisashi Ohkuni, Yuko Todome, Akito Yamamoto, H Usami, Shinsaku Tada, Kozo Yokomuro, Yohei Sugawara

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Abstract

This study was undertaken to ascertain whether or not a nephritis strain-associated protein (NSAP) is produced by Streptococcus pyogenes strain Su, which is used in OK-432, an antitumor agent. SDS-PAGE and double immunodiffusion analysis showed that no NSAP occurred in the extracellular product of S. pyogenes strain Su.

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This study was undertaken to ascertain whether or not a nephritis strain-associated protein (NSAP) is produced by Streptococcus pyogenes strain Su, which is used in OK-432, an antitumor agent. SDS-PAGE and double immunodiffusion analysis showed that no NSAP occurred in the extracellular product of S. pyogenes strain Su.

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This study was undertaken to ascertain whether or not a nephritis strain-associated protein (NSAP) is produced by Streptococcus pyogenes strain Su, which is used in OK-432, an antitumor agent. SDS-PAGE and double immunodiffusion analysis showed that no NSAP occurred in the extracellular product of S. pyogenes strain Su.

Key concepts: Streptococcus pyogenes, Strain (injury), Microbiology, Extracellular, Biology, Streptococcaceae, Immunodiffusion, Streptococcus

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