The Occurence of Methyl Ethers of Rhamose and Fucose in Specific Glycolipids of Certain Mycobacteria

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Journal Biochem J

Specialty Biochemistry

Date 1961 Aug 1

PMID 13764963

Citations 11

Authors

A P MACLENNAN

H M Randall

D W Smith

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