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. 1947 Apr;53(4):417–434. doi: 10.1128/jb.53.4.417-434.1947

The Growth of Clostridium septicum and Its Inhibition

Francis J Ryan a, Lillian K Schneider a, Robert Ballentine a
PMCID: PMC518331  PMID: 16561290

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