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The biochemistry of bacterial toxins
Biochemical Journal · 1941 · Vol. 35(8-9) · pp. 884–902
Marjorie G. Macfarlane✉(Lister Institute of Preventive Medicine)B. C. J. G. Knight(Lister Institute of Preventive Medicine)
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UNTIL recently the specific toxic substances produced by bacteria have been investigated mainly by pathological and serological methods and further know- ledge of their chemical nature and modes of action is clearly desirable. In
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