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. 1945 Nov;50(5):591–595.

The Revival of Organisms Presumably Killed by Phenol

Lawrence H Flett ^1,², Robert C Haring ^1,², Albert F Guiteras ^1,², Rebecca L Shapiro ^1,²

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