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Isolation of anaerobes using an oxygen reducing membrane fraction: experiments with acetone butanol producing organisms

Crow et al., 1985

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14399318774926885493
Author
Crow W
Machanoff R
Adler H
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Journal of microbiological methods

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A sterile, oxygen consuming membrane fraction derived from Escherichia coli makes possible the development of new techniques for the isolation of oxygen sensitive bacteria. The membrane fraction removes oxygen rapidly and completely from a variety of …
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