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. 1952 May;63(5):597–603. doi: 10.1128/jb.63.5.597-603.1952

THE ACTION OF SOME MEMBERS OF THE GENUS SERRATIA ON EGG YOLK COMPLEX

Victor Monsour a,1, Arthur R Colmer a
PMCID: PMC169316  PMID: 14955493

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