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SUMMARY: Early gelling of a lightly phage‐infected culture of lactic streptococci in milk gave protection against phage attack. This protection was necessary only at acidities of less than 0·33% lactic acid (pH 5·36) and depended on the formation of isolated foci of infection in the gel structure.
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Meanwell et al. (1959) studied this question.
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