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感染症性核酸の光ダイナミック無活性化

M CHESSIN

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |December 16, 1960
    PubMed
    まとめ

    タバコのモザイクウイルスの核酸は,アクリジンオレンジのような染料で色を変えます. アクリジンオレンジの濃度が高いとウイルスが無効になり,濃度が低いとウイルスが無効になるには光にさらされる必要があります.

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    染料/化学について核酸/化学についてウイルス/化学

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