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Transduction of flagellar characters in SalmonellaStocker et al., 1953
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- Stocker B
- Zinder N
- Lederberg J
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Phage lysates of a salmonella strain can transduce flagellar characters from that strain to a second strain which absorbs the phage. Non-motile strains treated with lysates o other strains produced stable motile forms detected as spreading swarms in semi-solid agar. O …
- 241000607142 Salmonella 0 title abstract description 68
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