Epoxypropane biosynthesis by whole cell suspension of methanol-growth Methylosinus trichosporium IMV 3011
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Ying-xin Zhang | Qiqi Zhou | J. Xin | Yan Wang | Jing Dong | Chun‐gu Xia | Xiaodan Zhang
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