Analysis of the Biochemical Mechanism of Drug Resistance in Certain Bacterial Mutants.
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3 Hackett, D. P., and Thimann, K. V, in Plant Growth Substances, edited by F. Skoog, University of Wisconsin Press, Madison, 1951, p 111.
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- 1952-09-01
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- 60
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Humanities, Psychology, Philosophy
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