HISTOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN EXPERIMENTAL CAVERNOUS TUBERCULOSIS IN RABBITS AND HUMAN CAVITARY DISEASE.
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L TRNKA
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[ANTIMYCOBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF ISOXYL. II. EXPERIMENTS WITH GUINEA PIGS AND RABBITS].
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[ON THE PROBLEM OF ANTIMYCOBACTERIAL EFFECT AND CROSS RESISTANCE OF CAPREOMYCIN].
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[PRIMARY RESISTANCE OF M. TUBERCULOSIS AGAINST ANTITUBERCULAR AGENTS].
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The suitability of intracutaneous infection in guinea pigs induced by virulent tubercle bacilli for the use in chemotherapeutic trials.
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On the possibility of spontaneous tuberculous infection in the course of longterm trials in mice.
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[ANTIMYCOBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF ISOXYL. STUDIES IN VITRO AND MICE].
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Prelimianry observations on the increase in isoniazid resistance of M. tuberculosis H37RV after exposure to an extract of tuberculous tissue.
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[Cultivation of Mycobacterium tuberculosis on solid media with cellophane].
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[Experience with the tuberculostatic effect of the phenazine derivative B-663 in vivo and in vitro].
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[Combined conservative therapy of giant cavernous tuberculosis].
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Report on the antimicrobial activity of Isoxyl on M. tuberculosis "in vitro" and "in vio".
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