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MUTATIONS OF BACTERIA FROM VIRUS SENSITIVITY TO VIRUS RESISTANCE
Genetics · 1943 · Vol. 28(6) · pp. 491–511
S. E. Luria✉(Indiana University Bloomington)M. Delbrück(Indiana University Bloomington)
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This article reported Luria and Delbruck's breakthrough study in which they established that viruses do not induce mutations in bacteria, but that virus-resisting mutations are spontaneous. Their fluctuation test theory demonstrated that bacteria were ideal subjects for genetic research.
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