Toward Synthetic Biology Strategies for Adipic Acid Production: An in Silico Tool for Combined Thermodynamics and Stoichiometric Analysis of Metabolic Networks.
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Jens O Krömer | Lars K Nielsen | L. Nielsen | J. Krömer | V. Martínez | Verónica S Martínez | Nils J H Averesch | N. J. Averesch
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