Transcriptome of Saccharomyces cerevisiae during production of D-xylonate
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Merja Penttilä | Merja Oja | Eija Rintala | Dominik Mojzita | Laura Ruohonen | M. Penttilä | L. Ruohonen | Merja Oja | D. Mojzita | M. Wiebe | E. Rintala | Marilyn Wiebe | Eija Rintala
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