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The effect of penicillin on growth and toxin production by enterotoxic staphylococci

Segalove, 1947

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Segalove M
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I The effect of antibiotics on staphylococci and other microorganisms has been the subject of a large number of investl-, gātions. Many reports in the literature have indicated the sus ceptibility of staphylococci to penicillin (Rammelkamp and Maxon, 1942; Bondi and Dietz …
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