Sulfide oxidation by gene expressions of sulfide-quinone oxidoreductase and ubiquinone-8 biosynthase in Escherichia coli.
@article{Shibata1999SulfideOB, title={Sulfide oxidation by gene expressions of sulfide-quinone oxidoreductase and ubiquinone-8 biosynthase in Escherichia coli.}, author={Hiroomi Shibata and M. Takahashi and I Yamaguchi and S. Kobayashi}, journal={Journal of bioscience and bioengineering}, year={1999}, volume={88 3}, pages={ 244-9 } }
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