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. 1971 Nov;125(2):667–669. doi: 10.1042/bj1250667

The influence of growth conditions on the presence of bacteriophage-receptor sites in walls of Bacillus subtilis W23.

A R Archibald, H E Coapes
PMCID: PMC1178104  PMID: 5004202

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