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Application of the ‘low-temperature plasma ashing method for biological tissues’ to studies in the field of virology

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It was found that the behavior of a virus in host plant is reflected in the pattern of crystalline inorganic components of the host plant by the technique of the ‘low-temperature plasma ashing method for biological tissues’.

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  1. Yamashina Misasagi, Kyoto College of Pharmacy, Higashiyama-ku, 607, Kyoto, Japan

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Umemoto, K. Application of the ‘low-temperature plasma ashing method for biological tissues’ to studies in the field of virology. Experientia 32, 871–872 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02003737

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