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. 1957 Jun;73(6):778–783. doi: 10.1128/jb.73.6.778-783.1957

ROLE OF α,ε-DIAMINOPIMELIC ACID IN THE CELLULAR INTEGRITY OF ESCHERICHIA COLI^¹

Lionel E Rhuland ^a

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