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. 1926 Apr;11(4):253–283. doi: 10.1128/jb.11.4.253-283.1926

STUDIES UPON BACTERIAL SPORES I. THERMAL RESISTANCE AS AFFECTED BY AGE AND ENVIRONMENT

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PMCID: PMC374867  PMID: 16559183

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