Effect of selective media on recovery of obligately anaerobic gram-negative rods from human faeces

Embden, J. G. H. Ruseler-Van; Both-Patoir, H. C.

doi:10.1007/bf00399320

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Effect of selective media on recovery of obligately anaerobic gram-negative rods from human faeces

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