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2. Effect of paper on the performance assay in the control of antibiotic sensitivity discs.
3. The examination, by partition paper chromatography, of the nitrogen metabolism of bacteria.
4. [TESTING IN STIRRING CULTURES THE EFFECTS OF INHIBITING SUBSTANCES ON SLIME-FORMING ORGANISMS OCCURING IN THE CIRCULATING WATER IN PAPER MILLS].
5. Paper chromatography as an adjunct in the identification of anaerobic bacteria.
6. Dye-impregnated paper strips for staining bacteria.
7. A paper disk method for determination of bacterial sensitivity to chemotherapeutic and antibiotic agents.
8. AN EVALUATION OF REAGENT-IMPREGNATED PAPER STRIPS FOR USE IN THE PROCESS OF IDENTIFYING CERTAIN SPECIES OF CLINICALLY IMPORTANT BACTERIA.
9. An antibacterial effect of saliva demonstrated with use of paper electrophoresis.
10. A rapid paper disk antibiotic sensitivity technic.
11. [Paper chromatography of volatile aliphatic acids of C1 to C6; use in determination of anaerobic bacteria].
12. Paper discs containing entire culture medium for the differentiation of bacteria.
13. A new method for determination of bacterial sensitivity to chemotherapeutic agents by means of paper strips.
14. Detection of hydrogen sulfide production by bacteria using paper disc methods.
15. [Paper chromatography in biochemical studies on bacteria; studies on amino acids in Hemophilus pertussis].
16. A rapid method for the characterization of enteric pathogen using paper discs.
17. DETERMINATION OF BACTERIAL DECARBOXYLASES OF SOME AMINO ACIDS BY MEANS OF HIGH VOLTAGE PAPER ELECTROPHORESIS.
18. Use of phage-impregnated paper disks for bacterial specificity tests.
19. [Chemical and physical principles of the paper strip method in bacteriology].
20. On some practical applications of impregnated, dried paper discs containing various reagents for the cultural differentiation of bacteria.
21. [Paper-chromatographic research of the amino-acid compound of various bacterial hydrolysates].
22. [Circular paper chromatography of long-chain fatty acids in the analysis of bacterial lipopolysaccharides].
23. [Causes of mucus-formation on paper during its production].
24. [Follow-up of the fate of radioactive pantothenic acid in micro-organisms with the aid of paper electrophoresis].
25. A simple and rapid technique for studying the enzymic reactions of bacterial surface colonies by paper chromatography.
26. The intermediate metabolism of Pseudomonas aeruginosa; the application of paper chromatography to the identification of gluconic and 2-ketogluconic acids, intermediates in glucose oxidation.
27. Microbial penetration of muslin- and paper-wrapped sterile packs stored on open shelves and in closed cabinets.
28. Paper chromatographic system for the identification of glycerol in bacterial cell walls.
29. A study of bacterial contaminants of cloth and paper towels.
30. Differentiation of bacteria by indoxyl butyrate paper strip method.
31. Bactericidal Effect of the Paraffining of Paper-Board Used for Paper Milk Containers
32. BIOLOGISTS REPORT ON CLEANLINESS OF PAPER
33. PAPER PRODUCTS IN PUBLIC HEALTH WORK
34. Application of the OCO Water System to Paper Mill White Water Recovery
35. The Recovery of Fibrous Material from Old Parchment Paper
36. A Simple Method for the Determination of Bacterial Sensitivity to Sulphonamides by the Use of Blotting-Paper Disks
37. The Transmission of Bacteria and Viruses on Gummed Paper
38. Note on Dr. Jan Hirschler's Paper on Spindle Bridges, and the De Novo Origin of Moth Spermatocyte Golgi Bodies
39. Abstracts of Papers
40. The National Academy of Sciences: Abstracts of Papers Presented at the Annual Meeting, April 23-25, 1951
41. The National Academy of Sciences: Abstracts of Papers Presented at the Autumn Meeting, November 10-12, 1952
42. Silverfish, a Paper-Eating Insect
43. Papers of Microbiological Interest Published in Scientific American in Recent Years
44. Recent Papers of Microbiological Interest Published in Scientific American
45. Studies on the susceptibility of bacteria to various antibacterial agents with a comparison of the serial tube dilution and filter paper dis methods of testing.
46. [Clinical evaluation the paper disk method of determination of sensitivity of pathogenic microorganisms].
47. [Determination of sensitivity of bacteria to antibiotics by paper disc method].
48. Discussion paper: bacterial transport mechanisms as studied in cytoplasmic membrane vesicles.
49. [Adaptability of the paper disc method for determining bacterial sensitivity to antibiotics and chemotherapeutics for use by non-bacteriologists].
50. [Comments on the paper by J. Brandmüller and M. Wahl: "Vibration-spectroscopic studies on the modus of antibacterial action of sulfonamides].
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