[MYCOBACTERIUM OR NOCARDIA PELLEGRINO?].
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Biomedical subjects
R BOENICKE
Publications and source records attributed to R BOENICKE.
[ELECTRON MICROSCOPE AND ENZYME HISTOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE ALTERATION OF EPITHELOID CELL GRANULOMA BY 6-METHYLPREDNISOLONE].
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[QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON THE POSSIBILITY OF NIACIN FORMATION BY MYCOBACTERIUM BORSTELENSE VAR. NIACINOGENES].
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[POSSIBILITIES OF GROUPING DIFFERENT MYCOBACTERIA SPECIES BY DETERMINATION OF ENZYMATIC SPLITTING OF P-NITROPHENOLACETATE].
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[MORPHOLOGY AND IDENTIFICATION OF STRAINS OF MYCOBACTERIUM BORSTELENSE SPECIES].
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POSSIBLE CLASSIFICATION OF RAPIDLY GROWING MYCOBACTERIA ON THE BASIS OF THEIR PHAGE SUSCEPTIBILITY.
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Aminohydrolases↗
[COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON THE TUBERCULOSTATIC ACTIVITY OF N-MORPHOLINOMETHYLPYRAZINAMIDE AND PYRAZINE-2-CARBOXAMIDE (PYRAZINAMIDE) IN VITRO AND IN VIVO].
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[Classification of "atypical" mycobacteria by determination of their varying acylamidase metabolic performances].
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Amidohydrolases↗
[On the presence of acylamidase in Mycobacteria. Part II. The enzymatic fermentatio of urea (urease)].
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Amidohydrolases↗
[On the presence of acylamidases in mycobacteria. Part III. The enzymatic splitting of allantoin].
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Allantoin↗
[On the presence of acylamidases in mycobacteria. Part IV. The differentiation of rapidly growing mycobacteria of the species Mycobacterium smegmatis. Mycobacterium phlei. Mycobacterium fortuitum and Mycobacterium thamnopheos by demonstration of their different acylamidase metabolism ability].
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Amidohydrolases↗
[Atypical tuberculosis bacteria].
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Mycobacterium↗
[THE CAUSATIVE RELATION BETWEEN THE TUBERCULOSTATIC EFFECTIVENESS OF MORPHAZINAMIDE AND ITS INSTABILITY].
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