Cultural Characteristics of Penicillium Notatum in Relation to the Production of Antibacterial Substance: Indication of the Dual Nature of the Antibacterial Substance

. 1942 Oct;44(4):469–477. doi: 10.1128/jb.44.4.469-477.1942

Cultural Characteristics of Penicillium Notatum in Relation to the Production of Antibacterial Substance

Indication of the Dual Nature of the Antibacterial Substance¹

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