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Studies on stationary phase Vibrio sp. 2
Vibrio sp. 2 stationary phase cells are novel and interesting in that they are able to support phage growth in standing cultures, but not in shaken (aerated) cultures. Many physiological and morphological characteristics change when Vibrio sp. 2 stationary phase cells are removed from aeration: the...
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Department of Molecular and Cell Biology
2016
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