BERKELEY: DEPARTMENT OF BACTERIOLOGY

Auguat 23, 1750,

Dear bree Adler:

The Sulsonelia etrains which Yr. Hershey pasced on to you
were, 1 beliewe, originally collected by .«%e Edwards at the Uni-
versity of Kentucky. I reesived the dercd@diately fron «i's 30rman
at the Connecticut rublic Heults Laboratory, Hartford. They are in-~
cluded in my summary of Salnoneila nutrition ( Arch. Siochem., 13, 287 (1-47)),
but are not, aa fur us I know referred to in any otucor publisation.
Burnet und MekKie huve studied lyeozenicity in 9. ty hicvuriur: and J.
enteriditis in some detail, using 3. gaildnsru. (sungeineriu:) as an
indicator strain (Austr. J. Exre Blole beds Sede, 6:276, 72), and Lobe £8.;.
I will have to walt until I return to Sadison to find any further details:
IT sees to recall that S¥-13 46 a blochamfesl mutant vbtaised from a univus
monophasic typhi-nuriur.

Sincerely,

Joshua Tederbor:
Associate :'rofessor of Genotics,
UNTIVa . ITY GP GISoONLIN, Fadisonu.

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