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... infectious and able to kill recipient cells , methods are employed to circumvent infection and killing of transductant cells . This can be accomplished most readily by using a recipient which is lysogenic for the transducing phage since ...
... infectious and able to kill recipient cells , methods are employed to circumvent infection and killing of transductant cells . This can be accomplished most readily by using a recipient which is lysogenic for the transducing phage since ...
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... infection of 1 or slightly less so that cells infected with a transducing P1 particle will not also be infected with an infectious P1 particle and thereby be lost as a result of lysis . Since P1 does not adsorb very rapidly ( only 30 to ...
... infection of 1 or slightly less so that cells infected with a transducing P1 particle will not also be infected with an infectious P1 particle and thereby be lost as a result of lysis . Since P1 does not adsorb very rapidly ( only 30 to ...
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... infection , but do not indicate the magnitude of risk because the reports of infections are incom- plete and the ... infection were un- known in 75 % of the cases . In some cases infor- mation was available to suggest a probable source ...
... infection , but do not indicate the magnitude of risk because the reports of infections are incom- plete and the ... infection were un- known in 75 % of the cases . In some cases infor- mation was available to suggest a probable source ...
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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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