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. 1952 Jun;63(6):805–811. doi: 10.1128/jb.63.6.805-811.1952

THE ROLE OF ENZYMATIC OXYGEN REMOVAL IN CHEMICAL PROTECTION AGAINST X-RAY INACTIVATION OF BACTERIA^¹

G E Stapleton ^a, Daniel Billen ^a, Alexander Hollaender ^a

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