A factor influencing the intracellular exposure of sulphydryl groups

ABSTRACT IN the course of some experiments involving the addition of solutions of sulphydryl inhibitors to cultures of _Paramecium bursaria_, it was noticed that a wide range of response was

obtained from concentrations just below a lethal level. Further examination has shown that the period of survival of any one culture when exposed to a given concentration of a sulphydryl

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