ANOXIA AS A MAJOR FACTOR CAUSING POPULATION CHANGES IN ANTISERUM-CONTAINING CULTURES

  • Braun W
  • Altenbern R
  • Kelsh J
  • et al.
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... BRAUN, ALTENBERN , KELSH AND SANDOVAL SMMARY Experiments with Brucella species have shown that the well-known enhancement of population changes in initially smooth broth cultures supple- mented with homologous antiserum is primarily due to the precipitation ...

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Braun, W., Altenbern, R., Kelsh, J., & Sandoval, H. (1956). ANOXIA AS A MAJOR FACTOR CAUSING POPULATION CHANGES IN ANTISERUM-CONTAINING CULTURES. Journal of Bacteriology, 71(4), 417–420. https://doi.org/10.1128/jb.71.4.417-420.1956

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