Time‐dependent Changes in the Carotenoid Composition and Preferential Binding of Spirilloxanthin to the Reaction Center and Anhydrorhodovibrin to the LH1 Antenna Complex in Rhodobium marinum ¶
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Yasushi Koyama | Pu Qian | Tadashi Mizoguchi | Ritsuko Fujii | Kazukimi Hara | K. Saiki | Y. Koyama | Kayoko Saiki | Tokutake Sashima | P. Qian | R. Fujii | T. Mizoguchi | Tokutake Sashima | K. Hara
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