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Charge Sharing and Charge Loss in High-Flux Capable Pixelated CdZnTe Detectors by Koch-Mehrin, Kjell A. L., Bugby, Sarah L., Lees, John E., Veale, Matthew C., Wilson, Matthew D.

“…Cadmium zinc telluride (CdZnTe) detectors are known to suffer from polarization effects under high photon flux due to poor hole transport in the crystal…”
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Microbial physiology and ecology of slow growth by KOCH, A. L

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The permeability of the wall fabric of Escherichia coli and Bacillus subtilis by Demchick, P, Koch, A L

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Evidence That the Cell Wall of Bacillus subtilis is Protonated during Respiration by Calamita, H. G., Ehringer, W. D., Koch, A. L., Doyle, R. J.

“…Several independent experiments suggest that cell walls of Bacillus subtilis are protonated during growth. When cells were grown in the presence of…”
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Bacterial Choices for the Consumption of Multiple Resources for Current and Future Needs by Koch, A. L.

“…Microorganisms differ in their effectiveness in uptake and selection of substances that they bring in from the environment. They also differ in how they…”
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Determination of the Biomasses of Small Bacteria at Low Concentrations in a Mixture of Species with Forward Light Scatter Measurements by Flow Cytometry by ROBERTSON, B. R, BUTTON, D. K, KOCH, A. L

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WHAT SIZE SHOULD A BACTERIUM BE? A Question of Scale by Koch, Arthur L

“…There are living prokaryotes (Bacteria and Archaea) that have cell sizes that range from 0.02-400 μm 3 . Over this tremendous range, various abilities to cope…”
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The bacterium's way for safe enlargement and division by Koch, A L

“…Koch outlines the technology and architecture of the cell wall that even the first successful bacterium must have developed. His information is based on what…”
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Orientation of the peptidoglycan chains in the sacculus of Escherichia coli by Koch, A.L.

“…The organization of chains of oligopeptidoglycan in the saccular wall is of critical importance in the study of the mechanism and physiology of prokaryotic…”
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Elasticity of the sacculus of Escherichia coli by KOCH, A. L, WOESTE, S

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Phase and electron microscopic observations of osmotically induced wrinkling and the role of endocytotic vesicles in the plasmolysis of the Gram-negative cell wall by Schwarz, Heinz, Koch, Arthur L

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Autolysis control hypotheses for tolerance to wall antibiotics by Koch, A L

“…Antibiotics are divided into two classes: bacteriostatic and bactericidal. The reasons for their classification are usually self-evident, although seldom…”
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Proton motive force may regulate cell wall-associated enzymes of Bacillus subtilis by KEMPER, M. A, URRUTIA, M. M, BEVERIDGE, T. J, KOCH, A. L, DOYLE, R. J

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Oligotrophs versus copiotrophs by Koch, Arthur L.

“…Bacteria can grow rapidly, yet there are some that grow slowly under apparent optimal conditions. These organisms are usually present in environments with low…”
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Penicillin binding proteins, beta-lactams, and lactamases: offensives, attacks, and defensive countermeasures by Koch, A L

“…A strong outer covering of peptidoglycan (the sacculus) is essential for most bacteria. Beta-lactams have evolved billions of years ago and can block saccular…”
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The biophysics of the gram-negative periplasmic space by Koch, A L

“…When subject to an osmotic 'up-shock', water flows outward from bacterial cytoplasm of the bacterium. Lipid bilayers can shrink very little in area and…”
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Shrinkage of growing Escherichia coli cells by osmotic challenge by KOCH, A. L

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The exoskeleton of bacterial cells (the sacculus): still a highly attractive target for antibacterial agents that will last for a long time by Koch, A L

“…Most bacteria are entirely surrounded by a strong cell wall held together by covalent bonds of strength similar to those holding the atoms in a diamond…”
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The three-for-one model for Gram-negative wall growth: a problem and a possible solution by Koch, Arthur L

“…Abstract The murein wall in Gram-negative bacteria is so thin that the mechanism of growth is necessarily complicated. From analytical data of murein…”
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Growth and buoyant density of Escherichia coli at very low osmolarities by Baldwin, W W, Myer, R, Kung, T, Anderson, E, Koch, A L

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