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[Inactivation of isogenous strains of Bacillus subtilis and their mixtures by ionizing radiation].

Mikrobiologiia - 1 Jan 2000

Samoĭlenko I I, Kaloshin P M, Tumanian M A

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Resistance to ionizing radiation of vegetative cells, spores and dehydrated cultures was studied with isogenous strains of Bacillus subtilis with defects in the repair systems. In vegetative cells of different classes of the recombination deficient mutants, DL90 was 31-35% of LD90 of the wild type cells. Differences in radiosensitivity of the vegetative cells were more pronounced cf. the spores and dehydrated...

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