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Monbouquette et al., 1988 - Google Patents

Scanning microfluorimetry of Ca-alginate immobilized Zymomonas mobilis

Monbouquette et al., 1988

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14158263196191659999
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Monbouquette H
Ollis D
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Scanning microfluorimetric techniques offer a means for in situ investigation of spatial heterogeneities in biomass density and cell composition in macroscopic, aggregate-cell systems such as immobilized-cell biocatalysts, biofilms, mold pellets and tumors. Much of …
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