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Abstract

When a strain of derived from a single cell is grown under conditions approaching anaerobiosis, three different types of cell can be demonstrated: cells which divide to give the normal colonies; L-form; and an intermediate type which appears normal, divides once giving two daughter cells, one of which continues to divide normally while the other becomes an L-form.

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2024-04-27
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