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Distinguishing between living and nonliving bacteria: evaluation of the vital stain propidium iodide and its combined use with molecular probes in aquatic samples

Williams et al., 1998

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5198674707538171059
Author
Williams S
Hong Y
Danavall D
Howard-Jones M
Gibson D
Frischer M
Verity P
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Journal of Microbiological Methods

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Recent studies have suggested that a large fraction of marine bacterioplankton are either dead or moribund and, therefore, new methods are required to distinguish bacteria of different physiological states. A method is described which uses the general cell stain 4 …
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