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Analysis of crystalline bacterial surface layers by freeze-etching, metal shadowing, negative staining and ultra-thin sectioning /

Analysis of crystalline bacterial surface layers by freeze-etching, metal shadowing, negative staining and ultra-thin sectioning /

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Main Author: Sley, Uwe B.
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Language:eng
Subjects:
Crystalline polymers
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