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COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY OF PLEUROPNEUMONIA-LIKE AND L-TYPE ORGANISMS.

Bacteriological reviews ·Vol. 28 ·1964-06-00 ·Pages 97-125

SMITH PF

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Keywords
BACTERIOLOGICAL TECHNICS BIOCHEMISTRY CULTURE MEDIA DIGITALIS GLYCOSIDES METABOLISM MYCOPLASMA OSMOSIS PHYSIOLOGY PROTEUS REVIEW
MeSH Terms
Bacteriological Techniques Biochemical Phenomena Biochemistry Culture Media Digitalis Glycosides Metabolism Mycoplasma Osmosis Physiology Physiology, Comparative Pleuropneumonia Proteus
Chemicals
Culture Media Digitalis Glycosides
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SMITH P F
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Article Info
Journal
Bacteriological reviews
Abbr.
Bacteriol Rev
ISSN
0005-3678
DOI
10.1128/br.28.2.97-125.1964
Published
1964-06-00
Pages
97-125
Language
English
Region
United States
NLM ID
0370620
PMCID
PMC441216
Subset
OM
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