二塩基酸ヂヒドラジドの抗結核菌作用に就いて (第1報)

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Antibacterial tests aginst H37Rv strain of tubercle bacilli were made with the hydrazides of nine kinds of normal dibasic acids between oxalic and sebacic acids. The growth inhibitory action was the weakest in glutaric acid hydrazide, the action strengthening with the increase in the number of carbon stoms above that, the action becoming the strongest with suberic acid hydrazide with eight carbon atoms. Above that number of carbon, the action was found to again decrease.