Microtubular structures in a stable staphylococcal L-form
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Journal of Bacteriology
|December 1, 1977
Abstract:
Microtubular structures, which were demonstrated as straight, dense-walled cylinders attached to cell membranes, were found in a stable staphylococcal L-form grown in the absence of antibiotic.
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