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. 1925 May;10(3):217–263. doi: 10.1128/jb.10.3.217-263.1925

THE REDUCING PROPERTIES OF MICROÖRGANISMS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SELENIUM COMPOUNDS^¹

Victor E Levine ^a

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