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对于温度敏感的压制性STAPHYLOCOCCAL PENICILLINASE的压制性

S COHEN, H SWEENEY, F LEITNER

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |August 20, 1965
    PubMed
    概括

    黄金葡萄球菌的温度敏感性会影响青素酶抑制和抗生素耐药性. 抑制恢复需要蛋白质合成,突出显示温度敏感性.

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    抗生素是一种抗生素.缓冲器 是一个缓冲器.头体的体质是什么文化媒体 文化媒体酵素的抑制作用实验室研究实验室研究热量 热量 热量 热量突变是一种突变.青笔 青笔 G青素的使用方法药理学 在药理学方面.蛋白质的新陈代谢过程在PUROMYCININ中,我们可以使用PUROMYCIN.这是一种STAPHYLOCOCCUSUS.温度 温度 温度 温度

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