Tryptic inactivation of the receptor-destroying enzeme of V. cholerae and of the enzymic activity of influenza virus.

@article{Stone1949TrypticIO,
  title={Tryptic inactivation of the receptor-destroying enzeme of V. cholerae and of the enzymic activity of influenza virus.},
  author={J. D. Stone},
  journal={The Australian journal of experimental biology and medical science},
  year={1949},
  volume={27 3},
  pages={
          229-44
        }
}
  • J. D. Stone
  • Published 1949
  • Biology, Medicine
  • The Australian journal of experimental biology and medical science
TRYPTIC INACTIVATION OF THE RECEPTOR-DESTROYING ENZYME OF V. CHOLERAE AND OF THE ENZYMIC ACTIVITY OF INFLUENZA VIRUSĀ 
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