Hydrogenosomes: convergent adaptations of mitochondria to anaerobic environments.
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M. Huynen | J. Leunissen | J. Hackstein | F. Voncken | S. M. D. Staay | M. Veenhuis | A. Akhmanova | A. V. van Hoek | A. Hoek | T. V. van Alen | B. Boxma | G. V. D. Staay | J. Rosenberg | G. V. D. van der Staay | S. Y. Moon-van der Staay | S. Y. M. Staay | T. Alen
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