ADHESIVE ACTIVITY OF CORYNEBACTERIA UNDER MICROAEROPHILIC CULTIVATION’S CONDITIONS

The adhesive properties of pathogenic Corynebacteria under aerobic and microaerophilic conditions of incubation were studied. It was determined that decreasing of oxygen concentration during cultivation resulted no changes in C.d.gravis tox+ NCTC reference strains adhesiveness. For museum and circulating Corynebacteria under microaerophilic cultivation's conditions it was typifying the initial adhesiveness depression with next following return to benchmark and posterior adhesive activity increase after fifth-eighth and tenth passages. The C.d.gravis tox+ PW-8 v. Massachusetts strain adhesiveness changed in different directions during cultivation in microaerophilic conditions.