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ストロンチウムでカルシウムを代用したストロンチウムが,プロトシフォンの運動細胞の産生に及ぼす影響

J C O'KELLEY, W R HERNDON

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |September 18, 1959
    PubMed
    まとめ

    ストロンチウムは,無機媒体のカルシウムを代用することができ,Protosiphon botryoides Klebsの成長を可能にします. しかし,カルシウムをナトリウムに置き換えることで,成長が妨げられ,カルシウムが表示される.

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    ALGAE/代謝についてカルシウム/代謝についてストロンチウム/代謝

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