Interference Between Bacterial Viruses: III. The Mutual Exclusion Effect and the Depressor Effect.

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Published in J Bacteriol on August 01, 1945

Authors

M Delbrück1

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1: Departments of Physics and Biology, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee.

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