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... usually are determined by means of light microscopy . Some of the methods em- ployed are time honored and trace their genesis to the early days of bacteriological science . Much useful information may be gleaned from these classical ...
... usually are determined by means of light microscopy . Some of the methods em- ployed are time honored and trace their genesis to the early days of bacteriological science . Much useful information may be gleaned from these classical ...
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... usually by use of a chemical agent , and is needed to protect the integrity of bacteriological test results or to prevent the oc- currence and spread of disease . Chemical disin- fection is necessary because the use of pressur- ized ...
... usually by use of a chemical agent , and is needed to protect the integrity of bacteriological test results or to prevent the oc- currence and spread of disease . Chemical disin- fection is necessary because the use of pressur- ized ...
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... usually not be used , because it is osmotically hypotonic to all bacterial cells ( except dormant spores ) and un- buffered against pH change . " Physiological sa- line " ( 0.85 % NaCl ) also is usually inadequate , because it is ...
... usually not be used , because it is osmotically hypotonic to all bacterial cells ( except dormant spores ) and un- buffered against pH change . " Physiological sa- line " ( 0.85 % NaCl ) also is usually inadequate , because it is ...
Contents
Determinative Methods of Light Microscopy R N DOETSCH | 34 |
Cell Fractionation CARL A SCHNAITMAN | 52 |
RALPH N COSTILOW Editor | 63 |
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