QUANTITATIVE STUDIES OF DIFFERENTIAL STAINING REACTIONS II.: The Effect of the Fixative and of Chemical Treatment of Fixed Bacteria on the Adsorption and Retention of Dye

. 1956 Oct;72(4):451–454. doi: 10.1128/jb.72.4.451-454.1956

QUANTITATIVE STUDIES OF DIFFERENTIAL STAINING REACTIONS II.

The Effect of the Fixative and of Chemical Treatment of Fixed Bacteria on the Adsorption and Retention of Dye¹

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