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548EXCRETION AND LOCALIZATION OF ARSENIC^^ cells, which multiply only in the presence of as a chemotherapeutic agent. streptomycin. The frequency with which Conclusions. The isolation and cultural streptomycin-resistant variants and organisms characteristics of a streptomycin-resistant capable of utilizing streptomycin for growth organism capable of multiplying in aqueous have been described has limited its usefulness s o h tions of streptomycin has been described.

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Effects of colchicine and related substances on cell division

Brues

Cohen

1936

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