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Eiko Sayama

National Institutes of Health

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Japanese journal of medical science & biology | 1953

Nutritional Requirements and Respiratory Pattern of Pertussis-Parapertussis-Bronchisepticus Group of Microorganisms.

Hideo Fukumi; Eiko Sayama; Jun-ichi Tomizawa; Tatsuji Uchida

Japanese journal of medical science & biology | 1955

ON THE ROLE OF THE BACTERIOPHAGE IN THE CHANGE OF THE ANTIGENIC STRUCTURE IN THE E GROUP OF SALMONELLA:—FOURTH REPORT OF HOST-CONTROLLED VARIATION—

Hideo Fukumi; Tomie Nojima; Eiko Sayama

Japanese journal of medical science & biology | 1952

C4-DICARBOXYLIC ACID CYCLE AND SALMONELLA TYPHI

Hideo Fukumi; Eiko Sayama; Rintaro Nakaya

Japanese journal of medical science & biology | 1953

Nutritional requirements of Salmonella paratyphi and its terminal respiratory pattern.

Hideo Fukumi; Eiko Sayama; Rintaro Nakaya

Japanese journal of medical science & biology | 1952

Natural occurrence of nutritional variants of Salmonella typhi.

Hideo Fukumi; Eiko Sayama; Rintaro Nakaya

Japanese journal of medical science & biology | 1953

ON THE EXISTENCE OF TRICARBOXYLIC ACID CYCLE IN SALMONELLA TYPHI AND PARATYPHI A

Eiko Sayama; Hideo Fukumi; Rintaro Nakaya

Japanese journal of medical science & biology | 1953

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SALMONELLA SENDAI AND SALMONELLA MIAMI

Hideo Fukumi; Eiko Sayama; Rintaro Nakaya

Japanese journal of medical science & biology | 1955

Relationship between the pi phage and the Salmonella type having either (1), 3, 10, (19) or 1, 3, 19 antigens; fifth report of host-controlled variation.

Hideo Fukumi; Tomie Nojima; Eiko Sayama

Japanese journal of medical science & biology | 1954

Studies on the mechanism of acquiring citric-acid-utilizing capacity in Escherichia coli.

Eiko Sayama; Hideo Fukumi

Japanese journal of medical science & biology | 1954

On the type-distribution of Salmonella and Shigella isolated in Japan during the year 1952 and identified in our laboratory.

Rintaro Nakaya; Tetsu Nakayama; Eiko Sayama; Tomie Nojima; Hideo Fukumi

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Hideo Fukumi

National Institutes of Health

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Rintaro Nakaya

National Institutes of Health

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Tetsu Nakayama

National Institutes of Health

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Tomie Nojima

National Institutes of Health

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Jun-ichi Tomizawa

National Institutes of Health

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Tatsuji Uchida

National Institutes of Health

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