Lytic properties of bacterial cultures of Pseudonomas aeruginosa. I. Spontaneous lytic properties.
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Bacteriocins↗
Biomedical subjects
J Pillich
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Inactivation of the phages of Staphylococcus aureus by hydroxylamine.
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Adenine↗
[Therapeutic possibilities of phagolysate in staphylococcal infections].
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Aerosols↗
[Attempt at a serological and phagotype classification of Pseudomonas aerigunosa strains from pathologic material].
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Agglutination↗
The inactivation of Escherichia coli bacteriophages of T series by hydroxylamine and UV radiation.
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Coliphages↗
[Treatment of recurrent inflammation of Bartholin's gland with staphylococcal lysate].
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Adult↗
[Staphylococcal necrosis cured with a staphylococcal phage lystate].
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Biological Products↗
[Differentiation of staphylococcal bacteriophages "80", "81", "PA", and "phi121" by means of UV rays, hydroxylamine and acridine orange].
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Acridines↗
[The significance of polyvalent phages for differentiation of staphylococci isolated from osteomyelitis patients].
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Bacteriophage Typing↗
[Studies of lysogenicity in pathogenic staphylococci in humans and animals. 3. Studies of 347 staphylococci strains from the nasopharynx of animals].
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Animals↗
[On the methodology of differentiation of Ps. pyocyanea by means of bacteriophaes].
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Bacteriophage Typing↗
[Lysogenicity studies of pathogenic human and animal staphylococci. I. Differentiation with the aid of 6 indicator strains of human origin].
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Animals↗
[Lysogenicity studies of pathogenic human and animal staphylococci. II. Differentiation trials with the aid of 11 lysogenicity indicator strains of animal origin].
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Animals↗
[Skin necrosis of the lower extremity healed with staphylococcal phagolysates].
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Adult↗
[Two new bacteriophages active against pathogenic staphylococci].
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Bacteriophage Typing↗