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Chemical and serological studies on some bacterial lipopolysaccharides

(1970) Hewett, Merilyn J.

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Competition between introduced and native Uruguayan strains of Rhizobium trifolii

(1973) Labandera, Carlos A.

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The chemical composition of the cell envelope of halobacterium halobium

(1969) Marshall, Carolyn Louise.

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Host specificity and inter-strain competition with soybean rhizobia : (as submitted. With appendix on: The influence of fungicides on the nodulation of soybeans under glasshouse and field conditions

(1977) Materon, Luis Alberto

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A study of the metabolism of clostridium kluyveri

(1966) O'Brien, Reginald William

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Some aspects of the growth and biochemistry of Lactobillus plantarum

(1966) Oxenburgh, Maurice Saul

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Microbiological aspects of the sterilization of peat by gamma radiation

(1975) Parker, Frances Edith

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Kinetics of the blood glucose control system

(1975) Compton, P. J. L.

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Immunological studies on the lipoteichoic acids of some gram-positive bacteria

(1978) Jackson, Dianne E.

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Chemical aspects of inflammation

(1970) Vagg, William James

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