Enhancement of hydrogen production by a photosynthetic bacterium mutant with reduced pigment.
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Toshiro Hirai | Masayuki Hara | Masayasu Arakawa | Tatsuki Wakayama | J. Miyake | T. Hirai | M. Arakawa | M. Hara | Jun Miyake | Toshihiko Kondo | T. Wakayama | T. Kondo
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