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The Journal of Medical Microbiology, Vol 29, Issue 2 89-93, Copyright © 1989 by Society for General Microbiology

JOURNAL ARTICLE

Discovery of new morganocin types of Morganella morganii in strains of diverse serotype and the apparent independence of bacteriocin type from serotype of strains

B. W. Senior and S. Voros
Department of Medical Microbiology, Dundee University Medical School, Ninewells Hospital.

A collection of 45 serologically distinct strains of Morganella morganii from several European countries was typed by morganocin production (p) and sensitivity (s). This permitted their differentiation into 33 morganocin p/s types; 15 new types of morganocin and one new morganocin sensitivity type were found and are defined. Morganocin production and sensitivity characteristics appeared to be unrelated to the O and H antigens of the strain. The finest strain recognition in M. morganii might be achieved by a combination of bacteriocin and serotyping methods.




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