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References (1950-1959)
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  1. Bacteriophages. Adams, M.H. (1959). Interscience, New York.[no abstract]

  2. Die therapeutische Anwendung von Bakteriophagen unter besonderer Berücksichtigung des Typhus and Paratypus B. Clajus, W. (1959). Zentralbl. Bakteriol. Parasitenkd. Infektionskr. Hyg. Atb. 1 Ref. 170:427-??? [no abstract]

  3. The function of tryptophan in the adsorption of a bacteriophage. Fildes, P., Kay, D. (1959). Brit. J. Exp. Path. 40:71-79. [no abstract]

  4. Galactose-sensitive mutants of Salmonella. Fukasawa, T., Nikaido, H. (1959). Nature 184:1168-??? [PRESS FOR ABSTRACT]

  5. ??? Garen, A., Kozloff, L.M. (1959). p. 203F.M. Burnet and W.M. Stanley (eds.), (eds) The Viruses: II. Academic Press, New York.[no abstract]

  6. Biophysik der Bakteriophagen. Hercik, F. (1959). VEB Deutscher Verlag der Wissenschaften, Berlin.

  7. Bacteriophages from China. An Electron Microscopical Atlas. Ho, N.B., Si, Z.T., Yu, M.X. (1959). Science Press, Beijing.

  8. A comparison of herpes simplex and pseudorabies viruses. Kaplan, A.S., Vatter, A.E. (1959). Virology 7:394-407. [no abstract]

  9. ??? Koch, A.L. (1959). Virology 8:273-??? [no abstract]

  10. Biological characterization of two plaque variants of vesicular exanthema of swine virus, type E54. McClain, M.E., Hackett, A.J. (1959). Virology 9:577-597. [no abstract]

  11. Use of superinfecting phage for estimating the division process of lysogenic bacteria in infected animals. Meynell, G.G. (1959). J. Gen. Microbiol. 21:421-437. [no abstract]

  12. PHAGE-HOST RELATIONSHIPS IN THE MYCOBACTERIA. Mora, E.C. (1959). Kansas State University. [no abstract]

  13. INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COLICIN SENSITIVITY AND PHAGE RESISTANCE. Mukai, F.H. (1959). Columbia University. [no abstract]

  14. Gene-for-gene relationships in host-parasite systems. Person, C. (1959). Can. J. Botany 37:1101-1130. [no abstract]

  15. Cholera. Pollitzer, R. (1959). World Health Organization, [PRESS FOR ABSTRACT]

  16. The bacteriophages of Clostridium perfringens. Smith, H.W. (1959). J. Gen. Microbiol. 21:622-??? [no abstract]

  17. Studies on the biologic properties of mycobacteriophage. Takeya, K., Yoshimura, T., Yamaura, K., Toda, T. (1959). Am. Rev. Respir. Dis. 80:543-553. [no abstract]

  18. Mutagenesis in phages FX174 and T4 and properties of the genetic material. Tessman, I. (1959). Virology 9:375-385. [PRESS FOR ABSTRACT]

  19. Virus particle adsorption. I. Theory of adsorption and experiments ion the attachment of particles to non-biological surfaces. Valentine, R.C., Allison, A.C. (1959). Biochim. Biophys. Acta 34:10-23. [no abstract]

  20. The species concept among viruses. Andrewes, C.H., Sneath, P.H.A. (1958). Nature 182:12-14. [no abstract]

  21. Elimination of the dual sedimentation of T2 bacteriophage. Bendet, I.J., Swaby, L.G., Lauffer, M.A. (1958). Biochim. Biophys. Acta 29:428-??? [no abstract]

  22. PHAGE-HOST RELATIONSHIPS IN STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS OF ANIMAL ORIGIN. Coles, E.H., Jr. (1958). Kansas State University. [no abstract]

  23. Changes in the bacteriophage sensitivity of lactic streptococci. Collins, E.B. (1958). J. Dairy Sci. 41:41-48. [no abstract]

  24. A study of the action of bacteriophage on some diseases of tomato and cabbage. Gutermuth, C. (1958). Kent State University. [no abstract]

  25. Fate of bacteriophage particles induced into mice by various routes. Keller, R., Engley, F.B. (1958). Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med. 98:577-??? [no abstract]

  26. Die Entwicklung von Phagenloechern und der mechanismus der Phagenwirkung in festen Naehrboeden. Mayr-Harting, A. (1958). Zbt. f. Bakt. Paras. Infek. u. Hyg. 171:380-392. [PRESS FOR ABSTRACT]

  27. A comparative study of the growth of vesicular stomatitis virus in five tissue culture systems. McClain, M.E., Hackett, A.J. (1958). Journal of Immunology 80:356-361. [PRESS FOR ABSTRACT]

  28. A mathematical model for the coevolution of obligate parasites and their hosts. Mode, C.J. (1958). Evolution 12:158-165. [no abstract]

  29. Presenza e significato epidemiologico dei batteriofagi antitífici Vi ed anticoli in acque di varia natura. Parvis, D., Tarantini, F. (1958). Boll. Ist. Sieroter. Milan. 37:289-??? [no abstract]

  30. Criteria for the growth of contaminant and mutants in continuous culture. Powell, E.D. (1958). J. Gen. Microbiol. 18:259-268. [no abstract]

  31. Bakteriophagie, 1917 bis 1956; Zugleich en Vorschlag zur Dokumentation Wissenschaftlicher Literatur (a bacteriophage bibliography). Raettig, H. (1958). G. Fischer, Stuttgart.[no abstract]

  32. Bacteriofagii enterici si importanta lor ca indicator sanitaro-epidemiologic. Russu-Pandelescu, M., Aronovici, A., Rosu, I. (1958). Igiena (Bucharest) 7:245-??? [no abstract]

  33. ??? Sommerville, R.G., McIntosh, E.G.S., Carson, H.G. (1958). J. Amer. Chem. Soc. 77:1270-??? [no abstract]

  34. Contributii la studiul raspîndirii bacteriofagilor antitifici si anticoli în apele de suprafaata. Semnificatia lor în aprecierea starii sanitare a unei ape. Sturdza, S., Pandelescu, M., Aronovici, A., Giurgea, M. (1958). Igiena (Bucharest) 6:6-??? [no abstract]

  35. The properties of a star mutant of phage T2. Symonds, N. (1958). J. Gen. Microbiol. 18:330-345.

  36. Conversion of somatic antigens in Salmonella by phage infection leading to lysis or lysogeny. Uetake, H., Luria, S.E., Burrows, J.W. (1958). Virology 5:68-91. [no abstract]

  37. Comparative studies on the presence of the E. coli group and bacteriophages of some pathogenic intestinal bacteria in river water. Zieminski, S. (1958). Roczn. Panst. Zabl. Hig. 9:225-231. [no abstract]

  38. The relations of bacteriophages to bacterial ecology. Anderson, E.S. (1957). p. 189-217. In R.E.O. Williams and C.C. Spicer (eds.), (eds) Microbial Ecology. Cambridge University Press, London.[no abstract]

  39. The purification and chromatography of bacteriophages on anion-exchange cellulose. Creaser, E.H., Taussig, A. (1957). Virology 4:200-208. [no abstract]

  40. Tryptophan as a bacteriophage adsorption factor. Fildes, P., Kay, D. (1957). Brit. J. Exp. Path. 38:563-572. [no abstract]

  41. ??? Fraser, D.K. (1957). Genetics 3:527-??? [no abstract]

  42. A study of the distribution and the effects of bacteriophage of root nodule bacteria in the soil. Kleczkowska, J. (1957). Can. J. Microbiol. 3:171-180. [no abstract]

  43. Studies on bacteriophages of hemolytic streptococci. I. Factors influencing the interaction of phage and susceptible host cell. Krause, R.M. (1957). J. Exp. Med. 106:365-383. [no abstract]

  44. Effects of anaerobiosis on bacteriophage synthesis. Taussig, A., Quastel, J.H. (1957). Arch. Biochem. Biophys. 69:524-534. [PRESS FOR ABSTRACT]

  45. Attachment and penetration of cells by viruses. Tolmach, L.J. (1957). Advances in Virus Research 4:63-110. [no abstract]

  46. Frequency distribution of phage release in the one-step growth experiment. Adams, M.H., Wassermann, F. (1956). Virology 2:96-108. [PRESS FOR ABSTRACT]

  47. ??? Atkinson, N., Bullas, L.R. (1956). Autral. J. Exp. Biol. Med. Sci. 34:461-??? [no abstract]

  48. Bacteriophage. Boyd, J.S.K. (1956). Biol. Rev. 31:71-107. [no abstract]

  49. The effect of L-tryptophan on thermal lability of bacteriophage T4,38. Cheng, P.-Y. (1956). Biochim. Biophys. Acta 22:433-442. [PRESS FOR ABSTRACT]

  50. Host-phage relationship of cheese starter organisms. Czulak, J., Naylor, J. (1956). Journal of Dairy Research 23:120-133. [no abstract]

  51. Separation of small infective components of MEF1 poliomyelitis and horsesickness viruses by migration into agar gel. Polson, A. (1956). Biochim. Biophys. Acta 19:53-57. [no abstract]

  52. THE EFFECT OF UREA ON CO-FACTOR REQUIRING PHAGE. Sato, G.H. (1956). California Institute of Technology. [no abstract]

  53. Activation of bacteriophage by urea. Sato, G.H. (1956). Science 123:891-892. [no abstract]

  54. The typing of Escherichia coli by bacteriophage: Its application in the study of E. coli population of the intestinal tract of healthy calves and of calves suffering from white scours. Smith, H.W., Crabb, W.E. (1956). J. Gen. Microbiol. 15:556-574. [no abstract]

  55. THE EFFECT OF ANAEROBIOSIS ON PHAGE SYNTHESIS BY ESCHERICHIA COLI. Taussig, A. (1956). MCGILL UNIVERSITY (CANADA). [no abstract]

  56. Some observations on the coli/coliphage relationship in sewage. Ware, G.C., Mellon, M.A. (1956). J. Hygiene, Cambridge 54:99-101. [no abstract]

  57. ??? Youngner, J.S. (1956). J. Immunol. 76:288 ???

  58. Topley & Wilson's Principles of Bacteriology and Immunology. Anonymous (1955). p.1106Arnold, London.[no abstract]

  59. The adsorption of bacteriophage by sensitive and resistant cells of Escherichia coli strain B. Brenner, S. (1955). Proceedings of the???????????????? 144:93-99. [PRESS FOR ABSTRACT]

  60. Action of bacteriophages on mixed strain cultures. V. Similarities among strains of lactic streptococci in commercially used cultures and use of a why activity test for culture selection and rotation. Collins, E.B. (1955). Appl. Microbiol. 3:145-148. [no abstract]

  61. Lysogenicity in Xanthomonas pruni. Eisenstark, A., Goldberg, S.S., Bernstein, L.B. (1955). Journal of General Microbiology 12:402-405. [no abstract]

  62. Specificity of bacteriophages of Xanthomonas pruni. Eisenstark, A., Bernstein, L.B. (1955). Phytopathology 45:596-598. [no abstract]

  63. Bacteriophage phenomena in fermentative microorganisms. Part 2. Effect of temperature on a Leuconostoc phage. Kaneko, T., Iwano, S., Kitahara, K. (1955). J. Agric. Chem. 29:788-793. [no abstract]

  64. ANTIBIOTIC RESPONSE IN MICROCOCCUS PYOGENES AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO PHAGE TYPE ENVIRONMENT. Oswald, E.J. (1955). The George Washington University. [no abstract]

  65. LYSOGENY AND PHAGE RESISTANCE IN STREPTOMYCES GRISEUS. Otto, R.H. (1955). THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN - MADISON. [no abstract]

  66. The determination of bacteriophages as an indicator of water pollution. Peso, O.A., Mignone, R.M. (1955). Revta. Obr. Sanit. Nac. , Buenos Aires 34:433-??? [no abstract]

  67. A marine bacteriophage. Spencer, R. (1955). Nature 175:690 [no abstract]

  68. Bacteriophage and bacterial classification. Stocker, B.A.D. (1955). J. Gen. Microbiol. 12:375-381. [no abstract]

  69. The relationship of bacteriophage to antigenic changes in group E salmonellas. Uetake, H., Nakagawa, T., Akiba, T. (1955). J. Bacteriol. 31:571-579. [no abstract]

  70. Segregation of new lysogenic types during growth of a doubly lysogenic strain derived from E. coli. Appleyard, R.K. (1954). Genetics 39:440-452. [no abstract]

  71. Bacteriophage activity against virulent Mycobacterium tuberculosis. I. Isolation and activity. Froman, S., Will, D.W., Bogen, E. (1954). Am. J. Public Health 44:1326-1333. [no abstract]

  72. Thermodynamic and kinetic studies on the attachment of T1 bacteriophage to bacteria. Garen, A. (1954). Biochim. Biophys. Acta 14:163-172. [PRESS FOR ABSTRACT]

  73. Nutritional requirements for the replication of coliphage T2 in a strain of Escherichia coli. Gross, S.R. (1954). J. Bacteriol. 68:43-49. [no abstract]

  74. Autoselection of bacterial viruses and its effect on bacterial variation and evolution. Hewitt, L.F. (1954). J. Gen. Microbiol. 11:261-271. [no abstract]

  75. Ultracentrifugation of bacterial viruses. Putnam, F.W. (1954). Journal of Polymer Science 12:391-400. [no abstract]

  76. Characteristics of a new Vibrio-bacteriophage system. Smith, L.S., Krueger, A.P. (1954). J. Gen. Physiol. 38:161-168. [no abstract]

  77. Heat inactivation of bacteriophage strains active against lactic streptococci. Wilowske, H.H., Nelson, F.E., Parmelee, C.E. (1954). Appl. Microbiol. 2:250-253. [no abstract]

  78. Growth characteristics of streptococcal phages in relation to cheese manufacture. Zehren, V.L., Whitehead, H.R. (1954). J. Dairy Sci. 37:209-219. [no abstract]

  79. Criteria for a biological classification of bacterial viruses. Adams, M.H. (1953). Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. 56:442-459. [no abstract]

  80. The morphology and osmotic properties of bacteriophage systems. Anderson, T.F. (1953). Cold Spring Harbor Symp. Quant. Biol. 18:197-203. [no abstract]

  81. PHAGE-HOST RELATIONSHIPS IN NONTOXIGENIC AND TOXIGENIC DIPHTHERIA BACILLI. Barksdale, W.L. (1953). New York University. [no abstract]

  82. Streptococcus thermophilus bacteriophage from Swiss cheese whey. Deane, D.D., Nelson, F.E., Ryser, F.C., Carr, P.H. (1953). J. Dairy Sci. 36:185-191. [no abstract]

  83. The bacteriophages of Bacillus megaterium. I. Serological, physical, and biological properties. Friedman, M., Cowles, P.B. (1953). J. Bacteriol. 66:379-385. [no abstract]

  84. THE EFFECT OF THE IONIC ENVIRONMENT UPON THE STABILITY OF COLI-PHAGE-T5. Lark, C.G. (1953). New York University. [no abstract]

  85. The stability of phages as a function of the ionic environment. Lark, K.G., Adams, M.H. (1953). Cold Spring Harbor Symp. Quant. Biol. 18:171-183. [no abstract]

  86. Genetic studies of lysogenicity in Escherichia coli. Lederberg, E.M., Lederberg, J. (1953). Genetics 38:51-??? [no abstract]

  87. The acquired resistance of Staphylococcus aureus to bacteriophage. Lowbury, E.J.L., Hood, A.M. (1953). J. Gen. Microbiol. 9:524-535. [PRESS FOR ABSTRACT]

  88. General Virology. Luria, S.E. (1953). Wiley, New York.[no abstract]

  89. Lysogeny. Lwoff, A. (1953). Bacteriol. Rev. 17:269-337. [no abstract]

  90. Storage of the bacteriophage of the lactic acid streptococci in the desicated state with observation on longevity. Provty, C.C. (1953). Appl. Microbiol. 1:250-251. [no abstract]

  91. Bacteriophage in cheese manufacture. Whitehead, H.R. (1953). Bacteriol. Rev. 17:109-??? [no abstract]

  92. Le Bactériophage. Anonymous (1952). Institut Pasteur, Paris.[no abstract]

  93. Classification of bacterial viruses: Characterization of the T5 species and of the T2, C16 species. Adams, M.H. (1952). <None Specified> 64:387-396. [PRESS FOR ABSTRACT]

  94. An analysis of the mode of increase in number of intracellular phage particles at different temperatures. Bentzon, M.W., Maaløe, O., Rasch, G. (1952). Acta Pathologica et Microbiologica Scandinavica - Section B, Microbiology & Immunology 30:243-270. [no abstract]

  95. Resistance to ultraviolet light as an index to the reproduction of bacteriophage. Benzer, S. (1952). J. Bacteriol. 63:59-72.

  96. Action of bacteriophage on mixed strains starter culture. I. Nature and characteristics of the "nascient phenomenon". Collins, E.B. (1952). J. Dairy Sci. 35:371-380. [no abstract]

  97. The intracellular growth of bacteriophages. I. Liberation of intracellular bacteriophage T4 by premature lysis with another phage or with cyanide. Doermann, A.H. (1952). J. Gen. Physiol. 35:645-656. [PRESS FOR ABSTRACT]

  98. Viability of the anti-Vi bacteriaphage in natural aquatic habitats in comparison with viability of homologous typhoid bacteria. Emilianowicz, W. (1952). Bull. Inst. Mar. Trop. Med. Gdansk 4:342-??? [no abstract]

  99. The carrier state of lactic streptococcus bacteriophage. Graham, D.M., Parmelee, C.E. (1952). J. Dairy Sci. 35:813-822. [no abstract]

  100. Application de la reserche des bacteriophages a l'etude des eaux polluces. I. La survie des enterobacteriacees dans les eaux. II. Bacteriophages des eaux a grandes et petites plages. Guélin, A. (1952). Ann. Inst. Pasteur, Paris 82:78-89. [no abstract]

  101. Diptheria bacteriophages and their relation to the development of bacterial variation. Hewitt, L.F. (1952). J. Gen. Microbiol. 7:362-371. [no abstract]

  102. A non-hereditary host-induced variation in bacterial viruses. Luria, S.E., Human, M.L. (1952). J. Bacteriol. 64:557-559. [no abstract]

  103. Effects of calcium on proliferation of lactic streptococcus bacteriophage. I. Studies on plaque formation with modified plating technique. Potter, N.N., Nelson, F.E. (1952). J. Bacteriol. 64:105-111. [no abstract]

  104. The mechanism of virus attachment to host cells. Tolmach, L.J., Puck, T.T. (1952). J. Am. Chem. Soc. 74:5551-5553.

  105. ??? Wahl, R., Blum-Émerique, L. (1952). Annales de l'Institut Pasteur 82:29 [no abstract]

  106. The effect of chemical and physical agents on the receptor of phase II Shigella sonnei. Barry, G.T.G.W.F. (1951). J. Exp. Med. 94:387-??? [no abstract]

  107. Studies on the virulence of bacteriophage infected strains of Corynebacterium diphtheriae. Freeman, V.J. (1951). J. Bacteriol. 61:675-??? [no abstract]

  108. Studies of the infection of E. coli B with the bacteriophage T2. Hedén, C.-G. (1951). Acta. Path. Microbiol. Scand. supplement 8:1-126. [no abstract]

  109. The frequency distribution of spontaneous bacteriophage mutants as evidence for the exponential rate of phage reproduction. Luria, S.E. (1951). Cold Spring Harbor Symp. Quant. Biol. 16:463-470. [no abstract]

  110. Electron micrographic counts of bacteriophage particles. Luria, S.E., Williams, R.C., Backus, R.C. (1951). J. Bacteriol. 61:179-188. [PRESS FOR ABSTRACT]

  111. The mechanism of virus attachment to host cells. I. The role of ions in the primary reaction. Puck, T.T., Garen, A., Cline, J. (1951). J. Exp. Med. 93:65-88. [no abstract]

  112. Agar layer method for production of high titer stocks. Swanstrom, M., Adams, M.H. (1951). Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med. 78:372-375. [no abstract]

  113. OBSERVATIONS ON NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS OF HOST CELLS WITH RELATION TO PHAGE GENERATION. Winter, J.W. (1951). Stanford University. [no abstract]

  114. Bacteriophages. Anderson, T.F. (1950). Ann. Rev. Microbiol. 4:21-34. [PRESS FOR ABSTRACT]

  115. Bacteriophages and their action on host cells. Anderson, T.F. (1950). Research in Medical Science 1-16. [PRESS FOR ABSTRACT]

  116. A syllabus on procedures, facts, and interpretations in phage. Benzer, S. (1950). Viruses 1950 [no abstract]

  117. The relation of calcium and other constituents of a defined medium to proliferation of lactic streptococcus bacteriophage. Collins, E.B., Nelson, F.E., Parmelee, C.E. (1950). J. Bacteriol. 60:533-542. [no abstract]

  118. Plaque formation by xanthomonas pruni bacteriophage. Eisenstark, A., Thornberry, H.H. (1950). Phytopathology XL:876-877. [no abstract]

  119. Sur la présence du bactériophage perfringens dans les eaux son rôle dans l'epuration des eaux stagnantes. Guélin, A. (1950). Ann. Inst. Pasteur, Paris 79:485-??? [no abstract]

  120. Sur le choix des souches etalons pour in detections du bacille typhique dans les eaux par la recherche des bacteriophages specifiques. Guélin, A. (1950). Ann. Inst. Pasteur Paris 79:186-191. [no abstract]

  121. Some effects of changes of temperature on intracellular growth of the bacterial virus T4r. Maaløe, O. (1950). Acta Pathologica et Microbiologica Scandinavica - Section B, Microbiology & Immunology 27:680-695. [no abstract]

  122. Studies on activation of T4 bacteriophage by cofactor. II. The mechanism of activation. Stent, G.S., Wollman, E.L. (1950). Biochim. Biophys. Acta 6:307-316. [no abstract]

  123. Studies on activation of T4 bacteriophage by cofactor. I. The degree of activity. Wollman, E.L., Stent, G.S. (1950). Biochim. Biophys. Acta 6:292-306. [no abstract]

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