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Biol Bull 56: 68-73. (January 1929)
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THE CULTURE OF AMOEligBA PROTEUS IN A KNOWN SALT SOLUTION

D. L. HOPKINS and PERCY L. JOHNSON

A medium, the inorganic composition of which is accurately known, was devised, in which A moeligba proteus grows and multiplies rapidly. By adding potassium phosphate buffer gradually, so as to allow time for adaptation on the part of the amoeligbæ a concentration of buffer may be added which is sufficient to hold the H-ion concentration constant and yet not interfere with the growth and multiplication of the amoeligbæ.






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