Resazurin Assay Data for Mycobacterium tuberculosis Supporting a Model of the Growth Accelerated by a Stochastic Non-Homogeneity
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Eugene B. Postnikov | Anastasia I. Lavrova | Andrey A. Khalin | Olga Manicheva | E. Postnikov | A. Lavrova | O. Manicheva
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