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IT is known that the actinophage destroys only those cells that possess specific sensitivity to it. Cells which survive form colonies with a changed structure of the surface and acquire a number of new physiological properties1.
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ALIKHANIAN, S., ILJINA, T. Actinophage as a Mutagenic Factor. Nature 179, 784 (1957). https://doi.org/10.1038/179784a0
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