IN VITRO BIODEGRADATION OF OLEUROPEIN BY LACTOBACILLUS PLANTARUM FSO175 IN STRESS CONDITIONS (pH, NaCl AND GLUCOSE)
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R. Bellaouchi | H. Abouloifa | Y. Rokni | N. Ghabbour | A. Asehraou | N. Chihib | R. B. Salah | E. Saalaoui | Z. Lamzira
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