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Discrimination entre l'inactivation de la virulence et du développement bactériens par le rayonnement ultra-violet de 2537 Å

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A statistical study founded on 300 elements (Bacillus cereus alesti, with a test:Bombyx mori larvae. Lepidoptera). Capacity for development and virulence respond in a parallel manner to ultraviolet radiation 2537 A; but the inhibition of virulence is more rapid than that of development. Irradiation for 4 to 5 hours gives avirulent elements which are, however, capable of development.

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  1. Station de recherches séricicoles, Alès et Laboratoire de physiologie acoustique, Institut national de la recherche agronomique, Jouy-en-Josas, France

    C. Vago & M. C. Busnel

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Vago, C., Busnel, M.C. Discrimination entre l'inactivation de la virulence et du développement bactériens par le rayonnement ultra-violet de 2537 Å. Experientia 8, 106–108 (1952). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02301446

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