Very high ethanol productivity in an innovative continuous two-stage bioreactor with cell recycle
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G. Roux | S. Alfenore | C. Molina-Jouve | F. Ben Chaabane | S. Guillouet | X. Cameleyre | S. Alfenore | C. Molina-Jouve | C. Bideaux | G. Roux | X. Cameleyre | C. Bideaux | S. E. Guillouet | F. Ben Chaabane | A. S. Aldiguier | P. Blanc | P. Blanc | A. Aldiguier
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