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. 1955 Jun;69(6):706–712. doi: 10.1128/jb.69.6.706-712.1955

THE ROLES OF BIOTIN AND CARBON DIOXIDE IN THE CULTIVATION OF MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS, ^¹^,^²

Werner B Schaefer ^1,², Maurice L Cohn ^1,², Gardner Middlebrook ^1,²

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