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IN order to examine the inactivation of phages the following Brucella substrates were used: (a) Acetone-killed bacteria of Brucella melitensis strain 16 M, suis 1330 and abortus strain 12, according to Olitzki1; (b) protein, polysaccharide and nucleoprotein fractions of Brucella melitensis strain 16 M obtained by extraction with phenol-water, according to Westphal2.
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PARNAS, J., TUSZKIEWICZ, M. & ZALICHTA, S. Inactivation of Brucellaphages by Chemical Fractions of Brucella. Nature 206, 320–321 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1038/206320a0
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