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An addition of pancreatic DNAse to the cultural medium is found to stimulate DNA synthesis and proliferation of Bacillus subtilis cells. Pancreatic DNAse induces a single-stranded disruption of Bac. subtilis DNA, which may act as a mechanism of DNA synthesis increase and of the culture growth acceleration.
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