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The studies were conducted to explore the dffects of growth or survival against various factors and plasmid profiles of 49 Y. enterocolitica isolated from springs water. In the presence of calcium hypochlorite, y. enterocolitica was entirely extinguished by exposure for 33 hours at 0.8 ppm concentration, and was grown up to 7% NaCl, but not at 95 NaCI. Y. enterocolitica was presented optimal growth at pH 7.0 anad 9.0, and not allowth the growth at pH3.0, 5.0 and 11.0. The optimal temperature for growth of Y. enterocolitica was 25$\circ$C and 35$\circ$C, and allowed the growth at refrigerant temperature, 5$\circ$C. Y. enterocolitica was remarkably decreased by exposure for 30 seconds under UV light, and entirely extinguished by exposure for 90 seconds. Therefore, UV light was effective for sterilization of Y. enterocolitica. Fourty-nine strains of Y. enterocolitica were harbor plasmid DNA of approximately 46 Kb molecular weight.
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