[Microbiological oxidation of steroids by Cephalosporia].
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MICROBIAL FORMATION AND HYDROLYSIS OF TESTOLOLACTONE.
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DISTRIBUTION OF NORMAL ISOPRENOLOGS OF COENZYME Q AND DIHYDRO COENZYME Q10 IN VARIOUS MOLDS.
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PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF A STEROID LACTONASE.
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L-Valine: a precursor of cephalosporin C.
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Observations on the nature, distribution, and significance of cephalosporinase.
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EFFECT OF SYNNEMATIN B ON BRUCELLA.
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Purification and some properties of cephalosporin N, a new penicillin.
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Degradation, structure and some derivatives of cephalosporin N.
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MYCETOMA IN THE UNITED STATES; A REVIEW AND REPORT OF SEVEN ADDITIONAL CASES.
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MYCOTIC ENDOPHTHALIMITIS AFTER CATARACT SURGERY.
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DIFFERENTIATION OF AMIDASE AND BETA-LACTAMASE BY INFRARED ABSORPTION.
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6-AMINOPENICILLANIC ACID: INHIBITION OF DESTRUCTION OF CEPHALOSPORIN C BY BACTERIA.
6-Aminopenicillanic acid, from which all the true penicillins are derived, inhibits the destruction of cephalosporin C by certain microorganisms. This inhibition is probably specific for "cephalosporinase." The enzymatic deacetylation of cephalosporin C is not affected by the acid.
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LABORATORY EVALUATIOON OF A NEW ANTIBIOTIC--CEPHALORIDINE (CEPORIN).
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SPECIFICITY OF PENICILLIN AMIDASES.
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[Gummy submaxillary cephalosporiosis].
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[A contribution to fungus infection of the cornea].
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[RESEARCH ON VINE RHIZOSPHERE (VITIS VINIFERA)].
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