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Kanbe et al., 1977 - Google Patents

Automated measurement of d (−), l (+)-lactate in soy sauce and wine

Kanbe et al., 1977

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1138120431125699134
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Kanbe C
Ozawa Y
Sakasai T
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Agricultural and Biological Chemistry

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Rapid, convenient and accurate quantitative assay method of d (−) and l (+)-lactate in soy sauce or wine was established by the combination of a new carboxylic acid analyzer and a discrete type auto analyzer with the aid of l (+)-Iactate dehydrogenase. This method does not …
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