THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO
FACULTY OF MEDICINE

375 SOUTH STREET,
LONDON, GANADA

 

DEPARTMENT OF BACTERIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY
THE HAMILTON KING MEEK MEMORIAL LABORATORY

April 18th, 1952

Dr. Joshua Lederberg
Department of Genetics
University of Wisconsin
Madison, Wis.

Dear Lederberg:

I enclose reprints of the work that
we did on Micrococcus antibiotics. We have not
done any further work on them and these papers
summarize most of what we have observed. It is
rather sketchy; the usual situation when deal-
ing with unstable products or with products in-
soluble in anything but water. Some of the
characteristics resemble active materials from
coliforms studied by the Oxford "group" but I
do not think that we could relate then.

We look forward to seeing you at
Boston.

Yours sincerely

RM:ns R. GE. MURRAY, M.D.
Professor