Published in J Bacteriol on August 01, 1933
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THE VIABILITY OF VARIOUS SPECIES OF BACTERIA IN AQUEOUS SUSPENSIONS. J Bacteriol (1927) 8.33
On Certain Factors Influencing the Survival of Bacteria in Water and in Saline Solutions. J Bacteriol (1930) 3.39
The Influence of Foodstuffs upon the Respiratory Metabolism and Growth of Human Tubercle Bacilli. J Bacteriol (1933) 12.85
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