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... metabolic pools shown in Table 3 , as well as to unsupple- mented minimal agar plates . 7. Determine on which group or groups of metabolic pools a given mutant will grow . From this information it should be possible to deduce the nature ...
... metabolic pools shown in Table 3 , as well as to unsupple- mented minimal agar plates . 7. Determine on which group or groups of metabolic pools a given mutant will grow . From this information it should be possible to deduce the nature ...
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Philipp Gerhardt. Introduction to Metabolism W. A. WOOD Chapter 16 Physical Methods W. A. WOOD 16.1 . PHOTOMETRY. The metabolic activities of bacterial cells con- stitute the organized and regulated biosynthetic and biodegradative ...
Philipp Gerhardt. Introduction to Metabolism W. A. WOOD Chapter 16 Physical Methods W. A. WOOD 16.1 . PHOTOMETRY. The metabolic activities of bacterial cells con- stitute the organized and regulated biosynthetic and biodegradative ...
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... metabolic reactions . The more readily metabolites enter active metabolic pools , the more difficult it is to trace their specific functions . Because actively dividing bacteria ( in contrast to resting cells ) are endowed primarily for ...
... metabolic reactions . The more readily metabolites enter active metabolic pools , the more difficult it is to trace their specific functions . Because actively dividing bacteria ( in contrast to resting cells ) are endowed primarily for ...
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Determinative Methods of Light Microscopy R N DOETSCH | 34 |
Cell Fractionation CARL A SCHNAITMAN | 52 |
RALPH N COSTILOW Editor | 63 |
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