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The growth and development of bacteria in connection with the phenomenon of bacteriophage

Communication VI. Investigation of the nuclear structures of bacteria by means of the electron microscope and microchemical analysis

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The electron-microscopic and microchemical study of the ultrathin sections ofB. coli has established the presence of discrete nuclear formation in the form of elongated oval bands. The nuclear formations being independent elements are not related to cytoplasmic granules (“polar caps”) and do not change their morphology in the presence of the latter.

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  1. Division of Immunobiology of the Institute of Experimental Biology of the AMN SSSR, Moscow

    A. P. Pekhov & G. I. Fedorova

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Pekhov, A.P., Fedorova, G.I. The growth and development of bacteria in connection with the phenomenon of bacteriophage. Bull Exp Biol Med 47, 476–480 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00779630

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