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December 15, 1995Analytical Chemistry

Direct Count of Bacteria Using Fluorescent Dyes: Application to Assessment of Electrochemical Disinfection

Tadashi Matsunaga Mina Okochi Satoshi Nakasono

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Direct count of bacteria using fluorescent dyes: Application to assessment of electrochemical disinfection, Direct count of bacteria using fluorescent dyes: Application to assessment of electrochemical disinfection

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