Vibrio cholerae 01 Can Assume a Chlorine-Resistant Rugose Survival Form that Is Virulent for Humans
J. Glenn Morris(University of Maryland, Baltimore), J A Johnson(University of Maryland, Baltimore), G Losonsky, C O Tacket(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Marcelo B. Sztein(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Eugene W. Rice, Pinaki Panigrahi(University of Maryland, Baltimore), J. P. Nataro(University of Maryland, Baltimore)
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