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

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Microbial physiology and ecology of slow growth von KOCH, A. L

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

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

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Bacterial Choices for the Consumption of Multiple Resources for Current and Future Needs von Koch, A. L.

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

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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 von ROBERTSON, B. R, BUTTON, D. K, KOCH, A. L

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The bacterium's way for safe enlargement and division von Koch, A L

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Oligotrophs versus copiotrophs von Koch, Arthur L.

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Orientation of the peptidoglycan chains in the sacculus of Escherichia coli von Koch, A.L.

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

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Elasticity of the sacculus of Escherichia coli von 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 von Schwarz, Heinz, Koch, Arthur L

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Penicillin Binding Proteins, β-Lactams, and Lactamases: Offensives, Attacks, and Defensive Countermeasures von Koch, Arthur L.

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Proton motive force may regulate cell wall-associated enzymes of Bacillus subtilis von KEMPER, M. A, URRUTIA, M. M, BEVERIDGE, T. J, KOCH, A. L, DOYLE, R. J

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The Biophysics of the Gram-Negative Periplasmic Space von Koch, Arthur L.

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The three-for-one model for Gram-negative wall growth: a problem and a possible solution von Koch, Arthur 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 von Koch, Arthur L.

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Shrinkage of growing Escherichia coli cells by osmotic challenge von KOCH, A. L

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Can Synchronous Cultures of Bacteria Be Manufactured? von Koch, Arthur L.

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