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. 1953 May;65(5):581–586. doi: 10.1128/jb.65.5.581-586.1953

THE METABOLISM OF BRUCELLAE: THE ROLE OF CELLULAR PERMEABILITY^¹

Philipp Gerhardt ^a,², D R Mac Gregor ^a, A G Marr ^a, C B Olsen ^a, J B Wilson ^a

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