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. 1972 Mar;36(1):65–108. doi: 10.1128/br.36.1.65-108.1972

Intermediary metabolism of mycobacteria.

T Ramakrishnan, P S Murthy, K P Gopinathan
PMCID: PMC378425  PMID: 4553808

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