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. 1938 May;35(5):455–475. doi: 10.1128/jb.35.5.455-475.1938

STUDIES ON ANAEROBIOSIS I.

The Nature of the Inhibition of Growth of Cyanide-Treated E. coli by Reversible Oxidation-Reduction Systems¹

R H Broh-Kahn ^a, I Arthur Mirsky ^a

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