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February 1, 1978Antimicrobial Agents and ChemotherapyOpen Access

Turbidimetric Studies of Growth Inhibition of Yeasts with Three Drugs: Inquiry into Inoculum-Dependent Susceptibility Testing, Time of Onset of Drug Effect, and Implications for Current and Newer Methods

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JGJohn N. GalgianiUniversity of ArizonaDSDavid A. StevensBroad Institute

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