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Miller and Bohnhoff1 were the first to report the existence of streptomycin-dependent micro-organisms. Since then various species of bacteria have been found to give rise to streptomycin-dependent mutants2–4.
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ENGELBERG, H., ARTMAN, M. Absence of Carbon Monoxide-sensitive Respiration in a Streptomycin-dependent Mutant of Escherichia coli grown in Limited Amount of Streptomycin. Nature 187, 801–802 (1960). https://doi.org/10.1038/187801a0
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