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Effect of nitric oxide and hydrogen sulphide on radiation sensitivity of spores ofBacillus megaterium in suspension

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L'effet du NO sur la sensibilité à l'irradiation des spores deB. megaterium en suspension dans l'eau, est semblable à celui qui se produit dans les cellules d'E. coli. Les spores sont moins sensibles en présence de H2S.

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  1. C. Russell

    Present address: Turner Dental School, Manchester University, England

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  1. Paterson Laboratories, Christie Hospital, England

    C. Russell

  2. Holt Radium Institute, Manchester, England

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Russell, C. Effect of nitric oxide and hydrogen sulphide on radiation sensitivity of spores ofBacillus megaterium in suspension. Experientia 22, 80–81 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01900159

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