R. Weaver

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Mold distribution in air and dust in Kentucky.
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The dimorphism phenomenon in yeasts.
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Rapid methods for the detection of gelatin hydrolysis.
The need for quicker methods of identifying bacterial cultures is reflected in the large number of rapid biochemical methods that have been described in recent years. Procedures have varied widely… Expand
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Studies on granuloma inguinale. II. The complement fixation test in the diagnosis of granuloma inguinale.
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A weekly mold survey of air and dust in Lexington, Kentucky.
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The separation of aliphatic amines by paper chromatography or paper electrophoresis.
Abstract Aliphatic monoamines, diamines, or polyamines have been separated by paper electrophoresis. The separation of a mixture of the bacterial growth factors putrescine, 1,3-propanediamine,… Expand
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A SEROLOGICAL STUDY OF MEMBERS OF THE PSEUDOMONAS GENUS.
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Quick microtechniques for the identification of cultures
Abstract A quick microtechnique for the determination of the abilities of micro-organisms to produce indole has been described. Heavy inoculations are made into 1 ml. quantities of medium in 10 by 75… Expand
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A new technique for the use of sodium azide (hydrazoic acid) as an inhibitive agent.
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Quick microtechniques for the identification of cultures; fermentations.
  • J. Hannan, R. Weaver
  • Biology, Medicine
  • The Journal of laboratory and clinical medicine
  • 1 October 1948
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