Changes in Glycolytic Activity of Lactococcus lactis Induced by Low Temperature
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Oscar P. Kuipers | Jeroen Hugenholtz | Tjakko Abee | W. D. de Vos | O. Kuipers | J. Hugenholtz | T. Abee | Willem M. de Vos | J. Wouters | Jeroen A. Wouters | Henrike H. Kamphuis | H. H. Kamphuis
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