Inhibition of cellulases by phenols
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Michael R. Ladisch | Eduardo Ximenes | Nathan S. Mosier | Youngmi Kim | N. Mosier | M. Ladisch | B. Dien | E. Ximenes | Youngmi Kim | Bruce S. Dien
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