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Infrared Spectroscopy as Applied to the Study of Biochemical Changes Induced by Tobacco Mosaic Virus in Leaf Cells
The biochemical reactions occurring during the early stages in the infection cycle of a plant virus are still unknown. Many studies involving bacteriophage and animal viruses that have been made in recent years have provided evidence of the nature of virus infection, but these have not been of much
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