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The Multiplication of Viruses / Virus Inclusions in Plant Cells / Virus Inclusions in Insect Cells / Antibiotika Erzeugende Virus-ahnliche Faktoren in Bakterien

✍ Scribed by S. E. Luria, Kenneth M. Smith, Pierre Fredericq (auth.)

Publisher
Springer-Verlag Wien
Year
1958
Leaves
121
Series
Protoplasmatologia 4 / 3,4a,4b,5
Edition
1
Category
Library
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✦ Table of Contents

Front Matter....Pages ii-iv
The Multiplication of Viruses....Pages 1-63
Virus Inclusions in Plant Cells....Pages 65-80
Virus Inclusions in Insect Cells....Pages 81-105
Antibiotika erzeugende virus-Γ€hnliche Faktoren in Bakterien....Pages 107-120

✦ Subjects

Life Sciences, general; Biomedicine general

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