The phenomenon of Gram-positivity; its definition and some negative evidence on the causative role of sulfhydryl groups.
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T MITTWER
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Semiquantitative evaluation of the Gram reaction.
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Investigation of the role of sulfhydryl groups in bacteria in relation to the gram stain.
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Electron microscope studies of nuclear changes in Saccharomyces cerevisiae during bud formation.
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Demonstration of yeast bud scars with the electron microscope.
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Effect of ultraviolet irradiation on gram positiveness.
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Cellular structure as revealed by ultraviolet photolysis and the electron microscope.
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Cell structure in relation to the Gram reaction as shown during lysis of Bacillus subtilis.
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The mechanism of the Gram reaction. III. Solubilities of dye-iodine precipitates and further studies of primary dye substitutes.
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[Modification to the technic of paper partition chromatography; circle arc chromatography].
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A simplified bacterial spore stain.
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The mechanism of the gram reaction. II. The function of iodine in the gram stain.
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