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Global phenotype analyses are now possible using a versatile redox chemistry that is readily automated with computerization and microplate technology.

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Bochner, B. Sleuthing out bacterial identities.Nature 339, 157–158 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1038/339157a0

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• Issue Date: 11 May 1989
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