Regulation of the Formation of Proteinases in Bacillus Megaterium. VI. Some Physicochemical Properties of the Proteinases from Sporogenic and Asporogenic Bacillus Megaterium KM
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Folia Microbiol (Praha)
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Springer
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Microbiology
Date
1972 Jan 1
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4627856
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